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Moving beyond words for corrupt-free India -
Joginder Singh, Pioneer
According to the oxford dictionary, the word demonetisation (verb) is the act of divesting a monetary standard of value. On November 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi divested the monetary standard of Rs500 and Rs1,000 notes that comprised about 86 per cent of the total money in circulation in the economy, to fight counterfeiting of notes, terrorism and black money.
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The Trump discontinuity -
C Raja Mohan, Indian Express
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Two cheers for the Supreme Court -
Gautam Bhatia, Hindu
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Samvad: Modi's vision of civilisational dialogue -
Anirban Ganguly, Pioneer
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'Instant Triple Talaq Is Un-Islamic' -
Hussein Madavoor, Times of India
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India-US talks rattling China -
Kanwal Sibal, Mail Today
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Rebooting India-Nepal ties -
Kanak Mani Dixit, Hindu
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Doklam standoff: Here's why Japan's open support to India may spell trouble for China -
Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury, Times of India
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In Amma’s name -
Indian Express
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Why can't we let go? -
GR Gopinath, Economic Times
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Doklam: A bitter pill for China -
Yusuf T Unjhawala, Pioneer
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Despite the noise, I wouldn't trade my time at Infosys -
Vishal SIkka, Former MD &CEO, Infosys, Financial Express
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Doklam stand-off Now and Beyond -
Lt Gen SL Narasimhan (Retd), Pioneer
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Decoding Prime Minister's Independence Day speech -
Rajnath Singh, Pioneer
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Diffusing crisis at Doklam -
Pravin Sawhney, Pioneer
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It's a game of death -
Pioneer
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A target for 75 years -
Pioneer
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Unlearned lessons from the 1962 war -
Ashok K Mehta, Pioneer
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E-possibilities -
Ravi Shankar Prasad, Indian Express
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Forgo the Hindu Rashtra -
Sagarika Ghose, Times of India
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In a war over Doklam, why China will likely be the eventual loser -
Onkar Marwah, Business Standard
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Does India need bullet trains? -
Raghu Dayal, Business Line
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Protecting and conserving life below water -
RK Pachauri, Pioneer
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'Hurriyat separatists are Pakistan's Trojan Horse in the Valley' -
Minhaz Merchant, Mail Today
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A paradigm shift in foreign policy -
Harpreet Kaur & Anupam Kumar, Pioneer
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Public service and the Pravasi -
Bibek Debroy, Indian Express
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 Unfortunately, parties like the Congress and CPI(M) have attacked the Army chief and armed forces who have registered major success in eliminating terrorists and their sponsors across the border. It is because of the security forces’ effective actions that Pakistan-sponsored terrorists have been under siege. We hope political parties will speak up against the enemies of India rather than aiming theirs barbs at the Army. Such political opportunism has given unwarranted moral strength to the enemies of the country and in a way it contributed to such action (the attack on pilgrims).
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