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The Relationship Being a daughter to aUK- returned Mechanical Engineer with a penchant for perfection in Mathematics turned out to be a demanding profession.
The Relationship Being a daughter to aUK- returned Mechanical Engineer with a penchant for perfection in Mathematics turned out to be a demanding profession.
Miranda House organised GNOSIS 2026, its annual philosophy festival, with participation from Delhi University students and a series of academic and student-led activities.
Ancient India thrived on vaad-vivaad debates and built a nine-storey Nalanda library, but invasions, lack of hard power and internal conflicts predictably led to Hindu civilization's decline, says bureaucrat and author Shashi Ranjan Kumar on The Statesman Talk podcast.
Lt Gen Raj Shukla (Retd), PVSM, YSM, SM is a distinguished Indian Army veteran. He now serves as a Member of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC).
Dola Sen explains the hidden political message behind renaming & reworking MGNREGA.
On this day a century ago, these were some of the news items The Statesman readers got to read about India and the world.
On this day a century ago, these were some of the news items The Statesman readers got to read about India and the world.
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, we can analyse how the world changed as a result of this singular event that resulted in the reunification of Germany, the collapse of the Warsaw Pact, the Soviet disintegration and an end to the Cold War.
On this day a century ago, these were some of the news items The Statesman readers got to read about India and the world.
On this day a century ago, these were some of the news items The Statesman readers got to read about India and the world.
