Tariq Ali Blunders

Delete this chapter and the book is a good read

PUNCHLINE By Z.G. Muhammad

It is a sad story. In our premier academic institutions, hardly any serious work is done on the Kashmir problem. Notwithstanding insularity of our own academicians and ‘scholars’, Kashmir continues to be abuzz in a good number of academic institutions in the world. In a number of policy institutions More

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Corporate India Shinning!

Yes, India is shinning but as an “internally” colonized corporate republic for the elite ruling teeming millions lying below the poverty line!

VIEWPOINT By M.Ashraf

NDA Government had given the slogan of “India Shining” but it did not shine as they had envisaged. UPA also tried to make India shine. They have succeeded but only in making the corporate India shine all over the world. The people below are still in darkness! Incidentally, a recent More

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Doctors in pain

Is there anyone to heal them up

CONCERN By Ishfaq Ahmad

I have no intention of setting up, opposing, or supporting any theory, it is merely the consequence of the general stock of miserable experience which the medical students of the valley face. The practice of going outside country to obtain Medical degrees has become nauseating. Whatever Medical skills More

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The art of shifting blames

Kashmir suffers because of its politicians, not because of India

OTHER SIDE By Adarsh Ajit

Dr. Mustaffa Kamal may not be known as a popular leader or an impressive minister in the state politics/cabinet but by his statements he has achieved much importance and popularity from time to time. What he has said about Omar Abdullah and Dr. Farooq Abdullah recently after he was ousted  can More

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