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Kashmir is cancerous already -
Rajiv Kumar, Mail Today
One of the interlocutors of the Yashwant Sinhaled Concerned Citizens Group apparently warned, 'Don't let this wound become cancerous.' This is patently an outdated and misleading diagnosis because the malaise in Kashmir is surely already cancerous.
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Beyond Doklam: No room for complacency -
Virendra Gupta, Pioneer
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Bareilly’s far from Berkeley -
Sadanand Dhume, Times of India
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Big military reform challenge -
PK Vasudeva, Pioneer
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Brics: Building a sustainable future -
RK Pachauri, Pioneer
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Economics of Swachh Bharat -
Arun Jaitley, Times of India
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Rohingya refugees: A threat -
Anil Gupta, Pioneer
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Rahul at Berkeley: A confused cacophony -
Anirban Ganguly, Pioneer
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India, Japan, US voice concerns over OBOR -
Times of India
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Nirmala Sitharaman has to act on the momentum GoI can’t afford to lose -
Pranab Dhal Samanta, Economic Times
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Adding new dimensions to the Indian Ocean region -
Deeksha Goel, Pioneer
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Intelligence cuts terror hunt time -
Rahul Datta, Pioneer
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Nitish eyeing new equation? -
Hari Shankar Vyas, Pioneer
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Demonetisation: Most successful game changer for Indian economy -
Sanju Verma, Pioneer
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Luddite approach to faster connectivity -
Pioneer
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Arjan Singh — The War Hero Who Led Indian Air Force Against Pakistan in 1965 -
News18
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What Nirmala Sitharaman needs to do to reform India’s defence establishment -
Manoj Joshi, Hindustan Times
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Modi chooses efficiency over politics -
Subir Roy, Pioneer
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Breaking BRICS’ impasse on terror -
Nalin Kumar Mohapatra, Pioneer
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A neighbour not very nice to India -
Hiranmay Karlekar, Pioneer
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The Modi-Abe show: China on their mind -
KC Singh, Asian Age
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The case for alliance -
C Raja Mohan, Indian Express
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The dynastic problem -
Pioneer
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Surely, the time is of essence -
Pravin Sawhney, Pioneer
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Post-Doklam, Chinese aggression not yet over -
Claude Arpi, Pioneer
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Exploring grounds of convergence -
Anirban R Banerjee, Pioneer
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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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