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    Uttarakhand: The Magic Faraway Valley
    In Kumaon's Saryu Valley, get an exquisite taste of mountain communities through a pioneering rural tourism programme
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    Embers Of A Curfewed Id
    After Urri why all of sudden protestors have gone back into houses .They know by thier pro-Pak agenda and solagns of Azadi India Pak are on brink of War. THE WAR WILL BE FIGHT IN KASHMIR,PUNJAB AND RAJASTAHN.
    GHAI, Mumbai, India
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    This Is Not The India We Dreamt Of, Fought For: Kuldip Nayar
    Indian statement on Baluchistan being disastrous or otherwise is just an opinion. We have read many such articles where any statement from anyone (Iran, Russia etc) is seen as a warning to India.
    RSM, Delhi, India
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    Terrorists Killed in Uri Attack Were From JeM: DGMO Ranbir Singh
    "GIVE JOBS TO YOUTH OF KASHMIR AND THEY WILL BE BUSY ." That is fine but joblessness alone does not explain the behavior of Kashmiri youth. After all, there are many jobless youth in Tamilnadu or Bihar or Assam or Gujarat.
    Akash Verma, Chennai, India
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    Outlook Decodes India-Pak Spat
    Watch Senior Editor Pranay Sharma give you a lowdown on the ongoing India-Pak spat and its repercussions.
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    Rafale Deal: Too Long For Too Few?

    More than a decade after India first started the procurement process, it has finally inked an €8bn agreement to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France’s Dassault. The original deal was to buy 126 Rafales to replace the accident-prone Russian MiG-21s. Ultimately, the government offered to buy only 36 ready-to-fly planes.

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    Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro is hosting the 31st Olympic Games from August 5 to 21. This is the first Olympics being held in South America and is going on even as a majority Brazilians are unhappy with their rulers. Here’s a quiz on some random Olympic facts and related trivia.
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    THE SOCIAL NETWORK
    Case Study MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    Vanilla Spread Evenly
    The Bectors built Cremica foods from Rs 300. Theirs is a model business story.
    Interview MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    ‘We'll Take A Hard Stand Against Troublemakers’
    Senior RSS pracharak, Dattatreya Hosabale, on the volatile situation in Kashmir and on the course of action the government can take
    World Heart Day MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    The Heart Of The Matter
    On the occasion of World Heart Day (September 29), a take on how cardiovascular disease can be kept at bay
    Last Page MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    Mumbai Diary
    Art has never stopped a war, or fed a poor stomach, but art makes all of us better humans.
    Environment MAGAZINE October 03, 2016
    Green Crimes
    Biggest polluting states don’t even figure in the NCRB list
    Website September 29, 2016
    When SAARC Became A Tool To Embarrass Than Cooperate...
    ..It leads to rise of sub-regional group excluding Pakistan. India and others have more than once abstained from SAARC summit to shame, rap and spotlight the grouses against the host country.
    Dr. Joyeeta Bhattacharjee
    Website September 29, 2016
    Five Questions To Central Bureau Of Investigation
    Suicide of a family and the top official held by the CBI for graft leaves little to differentiate police from the premier probe agency, which narrowly escaped being declared unconstitutional two years ago.
    Uttam Sengupta
    Website September 29, 2016
    The BCCI 'Plan' To Counter Lodha Panel That No One Knows About
    Will the Board reveal the secret at Friday's crucial special general meeting?
    Qaiser Mohammad Ali
    Website September 28, 2016
    The Saga Of Sisyphus
    A contemporary remembers Shimon Peres as a man who 'was a politician from childhood on — a real politician, a complete politician'
    Uri Avnery
    Website September 27, 2016
    Absurd World Of American War & Peace
    The president who called for nuclear “abolition”is now presiding over the trillion-dollar modernization of that very arsenal.
    Tom Engelhardt
    Website September 27, 2016
    When Crowd Turned Their Backs On Clinton
    The first presidential debate saw hundreds of youngsters turning their backs on Hillary Clinton- to take selfie
    Website September 26, 2016
    'Will Extend Sandeep Patil's Legacy'
    New chairman of selectors, Mannava Sri Kanth Prasad, on the road ahead of him and what he learnt as the Director of the Andhra Cricket Association
    Qaiser Mohammad Ali
    Website September 25, 2016
    Modi And His 'Strategic Restraint'
    By choosing not to escalate a crisis, India is deliberately swallowing its anger because the cost-to-benefit analysis does not favour war
    Aakar Patel
    Blog September 29, 2016
    Denzel Washington's 'FENCES' Trailer Promises Oscar Contenders
    The teaser begins with a question most hormone-ravaged teenagers like to ask their father: “Hey pop, how come you never liked me”?
    Blog September 28, 2016
    Roasted For Being Dark, Parched Actor Tannishtha Chatterjee Gets Apology
    Parched actress Tannishtha Chatterjee was  roasted for her dark skin on a popular show 'Comedy Nights Bachao Taaza'. Chatterjee's co-star Radhika Apte and Director Leena
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    Rafale Deal: Too Long For Too Few?
    More than a decade after India first started the procurement process, it has finally inked an €8bn agreement to buy 36 Rafale fighter jets from France’s Dassault. The original deal was to buy 126 Rafales to replace the accident-prone Russian MiG-21s. Ultimately, the government offered to buy only 36 ready-to-fly planes.
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    The Olympics Quiz
    Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro is hosting the 31st Olympic Games from August 5 to 21. This is the first Olympics being held in South America and is going on even as a majority Brazilians are unhappy with their rulers. Here’s a quiz on some random Olympic facts and related trivia.
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