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Maritime security has made the country safer

Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is revered as the City of Dreams, symbolizing boundless aspirations and opportunities. Countless individuals have realized their ambitions and attained prominence within its embrace, while many others navigate its lanes amidst unfulfilled dreams and disillusionment.

Border fencing

India’s decision to allocate a staggering sum of over Rs 3 lakh crore towards fortifying its border with Myanmar undoubtedly reflects the gravity of the challenges it faces in safeguarding its territorial integrity and national security.

Blame Game

Amidst the chaos and horror of the recent massacre at a Moscow concert hall, one thing is abundantly clear: the finger-pointing and blame game have already begun.

The Missing Links

Often asked to summarise a prepared speech in five minutes, Bharat Ratna Dr MS Swaminathan would demonstrate his innate ability to fluently explain complexities of agriculture, economics, and nutrition in easyto-understand points.

Agree to Agree

Markedly, China ~ unlike the Kremlin ~ is yet to disclose its version of the summit which, according to the Kremlin, continued for an hour and a half. Mr Putin is said to have concurred with Mr Xi’s criticism of Western military activity in the Asia-Pacific region, exemplified by Australia’s deal to deploy nuclear-powered submarines with the support of America and Britain.

Revolutionary economist

Gandhian economics is difficult to explain as a coherent system of thought, but its ethical principles can never be ignored. Many of his economic thoughts stemmed from what he considered ethically right or wrong. In his words: ‘That economics is untrue which ignores or disregards moral values

Issues for Kolkata

The city makes do with a drainage network that dates back to 19th century British India. The encroachment of hawkers on the pavements has severely truncated the space for pedestrians.

Rebellion in Albion

One senior Tory said it was “more than a warning shot,” describing the rebellion as “a broadside aimed at the PM.” Another said Mr Johnson was “lucky” that Christmas is around the corner, as it could give the embattled Prime Minister an opportunity to regroup.

Fall of Dhaka~II

The War of Bangladesh ended in a complete victory for India as 93,000 Pakistani troops laid down their arms and were taken as prisoners. In Pakistan, Yahya was forced to resign and a civilian government, under the stewardship of Pakistan Peoples’ Party leader Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was sworn in.