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Tri-Services all-women world sailing expedition from India prepares to make history

This historic expedition, the first of its kind, marks a significant milestone in India’s maritime history.

Why are Indians running away from India?

Quite a few years ago I had given a lecture at my alma mater IIT Kanpur. I asked the students if I had the power to grant them a US green card how many would like to migrate.  In the auditorium of around 200 students most raised their hands. This pursuit of excellence can be helped by the constant exposure of students to lectures by achievers. Students at an impressionable age once inspired can do wonders in later life. 

An agenda for the nation: Streamline business cycle; unleash entrepreneurial enthusiasm

We must also insulate enterprises from pressure and extortion by local power elites, which adversely distorts factory pricing and ultimately adds a burden to the consumer price. This will also enable enterprises to maintain healthy returns within the fixed MRP system, especially for FMCG

Kashmir: A shark-infested 'Heaven on Earth'!

Despite all my patriotic feelings, I do not recommend a visit to Kashmir. It is ill-organized and ill-prepared to receive the rush of tourists. It lacks elementary infrastructure, basic amenities, and essential facilities at present. Worse, the tourists are always at the mercy of the local mafia.

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India’s Vinoo Mankad, Sri Lanka’s Kumar Sangakkara only two South Asians in ICC Hall of Fame

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Man from Mizoram with 38 wives, 89 children dies at 76

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Pride Parade to be held virtually this year in Nepal

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Bangladesh ace cricketer Shakib Al Hasan suspended for three DPL matches, fined TK 500,000

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Ace Bangladesh cricketer Shakib Al Hasan apologizes on Facebook for his unruly behavior

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Aping western styles, is Pakistani music losing its identity?

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Pakistan Cricket Board’s grandiose plans to host ICC events may crash into Indian wall

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Doordarshan brings a new show featuring legendary artists for Hindustani classical music lovers

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National Award-winning Bengali filmmaker Buddhadeb Dasgupta dead

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FGC Bhutanese awarded prestigious motivation trophy at Indian Military Academy; FGC Afghanistan also gets award

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SB John, famed Pakistani ghazal singer, dead

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