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Shinde calls Thackeray cousins’ love for ‘Marathi manoos’ fake

Mumbai:  Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Saturday slammed Uddhav Thackeray and Raj Thackeray, claiming their love for ‘Marathi manoos’ is fake and that their real interest lies in the coffers of the cash-rich Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). Addressing a Mahayuti rally at Worli in central Mumbai, he echoed Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’ assertion…

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Unsigned Amendment Call Deepens HCA Governance Crisis

Special Correspondent The recent attempt by the Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) to initiate amendments to its Constitution has raised serious procedural, legal, and governance-related concerns, warranting careful examination and documentation. This report places on record the sequence of events, objections raised by stakeholders, and the broader implications of the ongoing exercise. A former Secretary of…

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Are Hindus Awakening in India?

The question of whether Hindus are “awakening from their slumber” has become a recurring theme in public discourse—often raised with emotion, sometimes with apprehension, and frequently with political overtones. Yet, beyond slogans and counter-slogans, this question deserves a calmer, more thoughtful examination rooted in history, demographics, and contemporary global developments. Hinduism—Sanatan Dharma—is not merely a…

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Learning beyond the classroom walls: A conceptual exploration of compulsory attendance

The primary purpose of higher education isn’t simply to award students degrees or mold them into a certain mold. Its essence is also to free students from their shackles and develop them into reflective citizens capable of independent thinking. Yet, Indian colleges and universities have implemented a system where classroom attendance is mandatory for every…

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Speaker or Spokesperson?

The Speaker of the Telangana Assembly occupies a constitutional chair, not a party pulpit. Yet, during a heated exchange on the floor of the House, that distinction appeared dangerously blurred. When the Speaker categorically warned BRS leader Harish Rao that he would not be allowed to speak if he continued to scold the Chief Minister,…

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