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Osmania University, which marks its 107th anniversary today, stands as a testament to the enduring power of education
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Transition from ‘we the people’ to ‘we the citizens’ is needed to sustain constitutionalism
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It is crucial to analyse the psychological impact so that employees are better equipped to navigate the uncertain AI waters
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Given the seriousness of the problem, perhaps the only solution will be to stop production of new unnecessary plastics
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Therefore, striking a balance between the benefits of Al and maintaining the ethical and human aspects of mentoring poses a complex challenge.
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Boost in manufacturing exports for sustained current account surpluses is a must while maintaining prowess in service exports and remittances
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The repercussions of these mounting tensions between the antagonistic powers in the region are bound to lead to huge political turmoil, thereby making the prospects for peace talks in the region increasingly elusive.
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But Tuesday’s cloudburst laid threadbare the inability of the administration and the city’s infrastructure to withstand such exigencies.
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The probability of global instability and confusion cannot be set aside in the process of de-dollarisation
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When one species dies, what is lost forever is an entire lifestyle, a whole tradition of living and, therefore, a part of planetary memory
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The housework that a student does should also be given due academic credit as it imparts skill that forms part of learning process
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Thirdly, mentors should be supportive and encouraging and prioritise the mentee over manoeuvres of self-gratification.
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The SC judgement marks a significant milestone, establishing the right against climate change as a distinct, fundamental human right
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The Vibrant Villages Programme fosters a sense of national pride and belonging among residents of border areas
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Addressing administrative and market-based concerns is crucial for the success of Green Credit Program
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Human greed has distanced itself from earth by burrowing into it, making it unsustainable, even toxic
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The coercive system under PMLA has transformed the legal process into a form of punishment, rendering pre-trial detention entirely punitive
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Despite heading a minority government, Narasimha Rao’s handling of foreign policy tells us a lot about his political acumen
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The Constitution does not contain any provision in this regard and this constitutional silence is being misused by many
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Big powers are busy with other conflicts in West Asia and Europe and it’s here that India can play a crucial role
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Excessive focus on poverty elimination has made policymakers overlook the innate discrepancies in the economy
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There are lessons to learn from the rise of Chinese influence in Nepal and India’s challenges in that country
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We will not be gauged solely by material wealth or tech advancements, but by the purity of the air we pass on
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The competitive trajectory for students begins even before admission and persists through campus placement, detracting them from the holistic experience of higher education