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‘John von Neumann was ahead of his time’: Ananyo Bhattacharya
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Oil palm plantations prove to be a disaster in Mizoram
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Sedition law report: A regressive step by Law Commission
The commission’s report on the sedition law is neither unbiased nor does it protect human rights.
Kaleeswaram Raj
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Odisha train tragedy raises questions about rail safety and signals system
As India grapples with the worst train accident in decades, only a comprehensive and unbiased inquiry can uncover the complete sequence of events.
R.K. Radhakrishnan
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Centre’s ordinance over Delhi government services is anti-Constitution
The Central government used the ordinance route to nullify a Supreme Court judgment on the Delhi government’s jurisdiction over services.
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M. Karunanidhi: A civilisational imagination to secure plurality
The DMK stalwart’s birth centenary is the apt moment to consider the Dravidian model helmed by him as the touchstone to restore federal balance.
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Siddarth Muralidharan
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Eshwar Sundaresan
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Why are migratory birds giving India a miss?
The loss of habitats and other threats need to be countered by data-driven policy changes and aggressive monitoring to preserve their roosting sites.
Arjun Kannan,
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