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Jayalalitha: A leader, an Image

Puratchi Thalaivi, or revolutionary leader, or more closely- Amma (mother), as she was popularly called by her party cadres and followers, Jayalalitha was a reluctant entrant into both cinema and politics. While, Vennira Aadai (1965) marked her entry into Tamil Cinema, her association with M.G. Ramachandran (popularly known as MGR)

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The Punjab-Haryana Water Dispute

The Supreme Court in a five-member constitution bench headed by Justice Anil R Dave invalidated the Punjab Termination of Agreements Act, 2004 – the Act by which Punjab had terminated its pact with Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi for the sharing the Ravi-Beas river waters. The

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Why ‘We’ are hypocrite about technology?

We often see people blaming that watching television is the reason behind the poor performance of their children in exams. People are generally critical of ‘Technology’ for their own faults, particularly, the social media, Smartphone, etc. Parents who are restricting their kids to be on ‘facebook’ are ironically found on

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The Flip Side of Simi Encounter

An encounter is a generic word used in India, to label extra judicial killings done either by police officers or by the Army Personnel. In the past, encounters have been very rare only used in special cases where the situation has become complex or in case of self-defense, but from

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Data Breach in Indian Banks: a Master Theft or a Grand Fiasco?

The recent times saw one of the biggest breach in security and information (read theft) in Indian scenario of banks, about 3.2 million card holders suffered from this breach. The alleged breach is said to have occurred from the Hitachi Payment Services systems, which were infected with malware which collected

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Religion as our Strength

Religious Sensitivities The undivided India had undergone a long enduring battle against the tyrannical rule of the British to attain complete freedom. Different people from different beliefs marched under the same flag of freedom. The British imperialist made every possibility of drawing the line and exploit the religious diversity, but

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India-Myanmar Relations: Effect of Suu Kyi’s Visit

The Republic of India and the Republic of the Union of Myanmar are not just neighbouring countries, in fact, these two sovereign nations have a lot to share amongst themselves, from ethnicity to history, from religious ties to cultural ties. The most remarkable incident that glorified the foreign relations between

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