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Golden arm: On India’s medal tally at Tokyo Oympics (The Hindu)
India took on a golden glow at Tokyo on Saturday as Neeraj Chopra hurled the javelin to fetch the country its first Olympics gold in track a...
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Character challenge: On GoI's directive to Twitter (The Hindu)
The Government of India’s directive to microblogging platform Twitter that it remove the label ‘manipulated media’ from certain posts shared...
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Losing time: On delay in formation of Cabinet in Puducherry (The Hindu)
The delay in the formation of the Ministry in Puducherry does not appear to be merely because Chief Minister N. Rangasamy was indisposed for...
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Fresh start: On Pinarayi Vijayan’s second term (The Hindu)
By choosing 17 fresh faces in the new Council of Ministers of 21, the Left Democratic Front (LDF) in Kerala is trying to signal a continuing...
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Flashing lights: On sliding economy and cash transfers (The Hindu)
The RBI’s latest monthly bulletin has just confirmed what many economists and anecdotal evidence have been pointing to — a sharp backslide i...
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Keeping Left: On Kerala Assembly election results (The Hindu)
The spectacular victory of the Left Democratic Front (LDF) in the Kerala Assembly election has put the spotlight on its lead author, Chief M...
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DMK returns: On Tamil Nadu Assembly poll results (The Hindu)
Some elections are decided on key issues, some on the incumbent’s performance, and others on alliance arithmetic and local factors. The outc...
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The nuclear challenge: On North Korea's economic worries (The Hindu)
President Joe Biden’s call for “stern deterrence” in response to North Korea’s nuclear programme and Pyongyang’s angry reaction, accusing th...
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A transient high: On GST inflows (The Hindu)
India’s GST regime could not have hoped for a better start to its fifth year. Revenues from the tax hit an all-time high of ₹1,41,384 crore ...
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A timely warning: On Supreme Court intervention against clampdown on information (The Hindu)
SC’s caution against harassing those needing help will deter ill-advised action The Supreme Court has issued a timely warning to the States ...
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Clear and distinct: On verdicts in Assembly elections (The Hindu)
The verdicts in the Assembly elections hold different lessons for different parties Elections present an opportunity for political change, b...
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A timely warning: On Supreme Court intervention against clampdown on information (The Hindu)
SC’s caution against harassing those needing help will deter ill-advised action The Supreme Court has issued a timely warning to the States ...
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Promises to keep: On Joe Biden’s first address to U.S. Congress (The Hindu)
Biden is on course to fulfilling agenda despite opposition at home and challenges abroad In his first address to a joint session of Congress...
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Long and tortuous: On West Bengal Assembly Elections (The Hindu)
End of multi-phase Assembly polls is a matter of relief after the surge in COVID-19 cases With the eighth phase in West Bengal on Thursday, ...
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True name: On Armenian genocide (The Hindu)
U.S. President Joe Biden has fulfilled a long-pending American promise by recognising the mass killings of Armenians by the Ottoman Turks in...
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Right priorities: On U.S. COVID-19 aid to India (The Hindu)
Even as it waits for help from the U.S., India must accelerate its vaccination programme In a phone call with Prime Minister Narendra Modi o...
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A stream of awards: On Oscars 2021 (The Hindu)
After last year’s Oscar sweep by Parasite, there were those who peddled the myth that lightning will not strike the same place twice. It kin...
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Unfair and dangerous: On vaccine inequity (The Hindu)
In the midst of a raging second wave, which is touching new peaks each passing day, the Central government has abdicated its responsibility ...
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Green and raw: On ‘tribunalisation’ of justice (The Hindu)
The establishment of tribunals as adjudicatory bodies in specific fields is based on the idea that specialisation and expertise are required...
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