The agitations over the citizenship law and the lockdown in Kashmir have aggravated the national economic slowdown, writes Devangshu Datta.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council’s member states host more than 60% of Indian citizens living abroad and a sizable proportion of this community is Muslim.
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The national carrier has a debt of nearly 583 billion rupees, but the terms have been sweetened for potential buyers, writes KS Kumar.
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Social media and media websites continue to be blocked, depriving residents of any access to news from the outside world, writes @saikatd
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India is poised to focus more on subregional initiatives since possibility of a resurrection of SAARC seems remote, write Manoj Kumar MIshra.
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The concerns of the Northeastern states are different in character than the concerns expressed in the rest of India, writes Vikram Nongmaithen.
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It is time to unleash the talent of the market-ready Indian populace by making them aware about themselves, their aptitude and their aspirations, writes Tanya Kapoor.
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India saw a sharp, 1.2 percentage point cut to its 2020 growth forecast, IMF’s biggest markdown for any emerging market, writes KS Kumar.
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Attempts to equate Bangladesh to fundamentally theocratic Muslim nations is unacceptable to Bangladeshis, writes Sabria Chowdhury Balland.
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