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  • Indus Water Treaty: Pakistan has few legal options against India
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    Indus Water Treaty: Pakistan has few legal options against India
  • Savarna voters are angry with the BJP for its caste census – but they have nowhere else to go
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    Savarna voters are angry with the BJP for its caste census – but they have nowhere else to go
  • Why Marxism has lost its appeal for Indian Muslims
    3

    Why Marxism has lost its appeal for Indian Muslims
  • The deadliest wildlife conflict in India is being treated as a medical problem
    4

    The deadliest wildlife conflict in India is being treated as a medical problem
  • UN chief urges India, Pakistan to ‘avoid military confrontation’
    5

    UN chief urges India, Pakistan to ‘avoid military confrontation’
  • Bin free, litter-free, dust-free: How Indore became one of India’s cleanest cities
    6

    Bin free, litter-free, dust-free: How Indore became one of India’s cleanest cities
  • In the midst of an air pollution crisis, there’s another way India can better enforce emission rules
    7

    In the midst of an air pollution crisis, there’s another way India can better enforce emission rules
  • US offers $1,000 stipend, travel assistance to undocumented immigrants who ‘self-deport’
    8

    US offers $1,000 stipend, travel assistance to undocumented immigrants who ‘self-deport’
  • A new book throws light on a utopian population control plan after India became independent
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    A new book throws light on a utopian population control plan after India became independent
  • Low investment, several years too late: Why India lags far behind China in tech innovation
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    Low investment, several years too late: Why India lags far behind China in tech innovation
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Watch: Georgian choir members perform a capella version of Indian national anthem during a flight

Members of New Bana’s Choir sang the anthem on their flight to Tbilisi after attending the India-Georgia cultural festival in Bengaluru.

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Feb 06, 2024 · 03:59 pm
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    UN chief urges India, Pakistan to ‘avoid military confrontation’
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