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Let women be angry

An angry APARNA ANANTHUNI hopes the collective anger will initiate the positive shifts that will kickstart the transformation process

US mass shootings: Students say 'no more'

Even those as powerless as a grain of salt can make a difference, Gandhi said once. In today’s America, its kids are hoping to be the grains of salt that will transform their gun violence ridden society, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

India’s Sri Lanka challenge

India has failed to respond to Sri Lanka’s aspiration with the scale and speed that China has, writes AMIT DASGUPTA

India being outplayed by China

China is isolating India from its traditional allies and wants to undermine its role as a regional super power, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

History is not set in stone

The debate around Australia Day celebration raises a question of whether history can be reinterpreted and relooked, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Canadian Gurdwara ban sets dangerous precedent

Certain developments in the Indian and Sikh diaspora are an unfortunate setback to India as it continues to develop its soft influence overseas, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Year of bluffs, or year of blasts?

For most of us, New Year resolutions are like fireworks on the last night of the year - they fizzle out after a brief...

The year of citizen activism

The community, with its active online presence, raised a collective voice against perceived offences and effected action too. They should unite for other social issues too, hopes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

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