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Why all fingers point to Pakistan

The Indian government seems to be fully convinced that Pakistan is behind the terrorist attack in Pahelgam, where 26 innocent tourists were gunned down. Government...

India confronts terror, unites against Pakistan-backed plot

On the afternoon of April 22, 2025, Pahalgam, the serene tourist hotspot in Indian Kashmir was shattered by a brazen act of terror. Six...

No guts, no glory – and no political upsets

As the 2025 Federal Election campaign meanders to its inevitable close, the two burning issues for Australians at large have been housing challenges and...

Conditioned childhood

Children are put under undue pressure to successfully perform, to fulfill the aspirations of their parents, writes TANVEER AHMED

Well-being as seen from the East and West

Jogging, swimming and emptying your mind towards health, writes NOEL G DE SOUZA

The threat of home-grown terrorism

PAWAN LUTHRA's Editorial on terrorism that is a bit closer to home

Its all about perspective?

We should mourn the loss of precious human life no matter where in the world tragedy occurs, reports RITAM MITRA

Confiscation of savings leads to panic in Europe

As Europe still flounders in the mire of the GFC, it seems evident that the Euro experiment is a dismal failure, writes NOEL G DE SOUZA

Trusting your instincts

Are Eastern civilisations more structured around the instinctive rather than the intellectual? Asks PAWAN LUTHRA

A Third World Pope!

The newly elected Pontiff has a large and challenging agenda as he defends the Church from various detractors, thinks NOEL G DESOUZA

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