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Cartoon by Samarpeet shows a lady working in Cafe with a psychological chains. Cafe-addicted culture cartoon description.
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The United States of America has enjoyed broad hegemony in the better part of the last century, especially after the fall of the Soviet Union. In the past few decades, USA was the only country able to command the world economy alone. It still does, to a limited extent. In terms of military power, American…
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video on Hampi, which stands as a timeless reminder of India’s medieval grandeur, attracting historians, travelers, and spiritual seekers from across the globe.
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Do Tier-II and Tier-III towns and cities in India Need public transport? Should these services be free? People from rural hinterland areas often depend on smaller towns for their needs. While these visits are often short-term, they highlight the need for affordable & accessible public transport. It might be worth exploring if such a Public…
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In an ant colony, each ant has specific tasks and together they build interconnected underground cities. Just like these ants, workers constitute the ants of Human Infrastructure. Their cheap wages but skilled expertise is the reason cities prosper. Next time you see a worker, say Thanks!
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US President Donald Trump’s Greenland demand has surprised many European countries. The USA’s demand to either buy a portion of a European country or forcefully capture it contradicts the American commitment to NATO and its allies. In the third week of January, the U.S.A. put a 15% tariff on several European allies and conditionally threatened…
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The Post-covid world is unmistakenly headed towards reverse globalization of market economies. This important development is led by numerous challenges faced locally by Western countries, such as USA and European countries. The rise of the far-Right in Europe is real and it has brougt to fore the deeply embedded fear against migrants. Lead economy USA…
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Trump’s vilification of Denmark and apparent imperial land grab attempt in Greenland raise some important questions. First, is the strategic calculus of NATO insufficient to accommodate US interests? Secondly, does Washington think that sovereignty is a commodity? Just like Alaska, maybe! The third most important question is how much US President Donald Trump is willing…
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