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God of tough things, a compensation tale

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Over 200 individuals have been arrested across four American universities—Washington, Northeastern, Arizona, and Indiana—for participating in demonstrations either supporting Palestine or opposing Israel. These arrests and detentions pose no existential threat to the United States. However, Washington's apparent inability to assert its dominance, particularly in restraining its ally Israel from contentious actions in Gaza, compels the US to demonstrate toughness domestically.

Knowledge economy, not silly conformity

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The fact that 'unpleasantness' is perceived as a criterion for textbook excision tells a sad story about NCERT's understanding of pedagogy and knowledge. If fake facts for our young are to join the trough of fake news to maintain some skewed notion of national 'pleasantness', we'll be entering pamphleteering territory of 'Mao's Little Red Book' variety instead of one that encourages critical thinking and disparate ideas, and prepares our young to engage and navigate the difficult questions of life and society.

Self-esteem that's high

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In any relationship, whether personal or professional, there is typically an initial phase of wholly positive projection. During this period, one person sees the other in a highly positive light, attributing qualities such as marvel, uniqueness, reliability, and value. This projection fosters feelings of happiness and contentment, creating a sense of being loved, cared for, essential, and appreciated. However, this phase of positive projection often shifts as expectations and dependencies start to surface... Читать дальше...

Growth, consumption to investment-led

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The investment upcycle is now being powered by both public and private sectors. There is also a revival in manufacturing exports that adds to the tailwind. The economy is now adjusting from consumption- to investment-led growth. And all of it is not cyclical. Some of the demand shift may be permanent. This opens up prospects of India achieving materially more of its growth potential.

Anticipating shortage, Air India to set up pilot training school

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In preparation for an anticipated pilot shortage, Air India plans to establish a school in Amravati, Maharashtra, aimed at training up to 180 pilots annually. Prospective pilots without prior flying experience can enroll in the full-time academy, offering them a clear path to eventually join Air India's cockpit upon completing subsequent stages of training.

Maharashtra police recruitment drive: More than 17.76 lakh applications received for 17,471 posts

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The recruitment drive is for posts of constables, drivers, band men, SRPF personnel and jail staff, the official said. "For 9,595 constable posts, we have got 8,22,984 applications, while for 1,686 constable driver posts, we have received 1,98,300 applications. For 1800 prison constable posts, 3,72,354 applications have been received. We have received 101 applications for each post, while it is 206 per post in the prison department," he said.



Congress demands rollback of Agnipath scheme, seeks regular recruitment in army

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Congress leader Deepender Hooda called for the abolition of the Agnipath scheme and urged the government to revert to permanent recruitment in the armed forces. Citing internal reports highlighting flaws in Agnipath, including morale decline and recruitment concerns, Hooda emphasized that the scheme is not beneficial for youth or national interests.

Congress in Kerala welcomes Priyanka Gandhi to Wayanad

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On Monday, the Kerala unit of the Congress party warmly received Priyanka Gandhi Vadra in Wayanad, expressing strong confidence in her potential to achieve a significant victory margin in the upcoming bypolls for this high-range constituency. The state unit's response followed an announcement by party leader Mallikarjun Kharge in New Delhi, stating that Rahul Gandhi will retain the Rae Bareli Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh and vacate the Wayanad seat for his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to contest.

MHA to talk to Meiteis, Kukis in Manipur to bridge ethnic divide: Amit Shah

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Union Home Minister Amit Shah vowed to address the ethnic divide in Manipur by engaging with both the Meitei and Kuki communities promptly. He emphasized increasing central forces deployment if necessary to restore peace and take strict legal action against violence perpetrators. Shah directed the Manipur chief secretary to ensure adequate health, education, and rehabilitation facilities for displaced people.

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra: Congress party's new talisman who is set to make her electoral debut from Wayanad

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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, since entering active politics in 2019, was initially considered a contender against Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Varanasi and a potential successor to Sonia Gandhi in Rae Bareli. However, the Congress has chosen to field her from Wayanad, a seat held by her brother Rahul for two terms. Priyanka, 52, expressed her readiness to represent Wayanad, affirming her enduring connection with Rae Bareli. Her candidacy marks a significant move for the Gandhi family, aiming to secure... Читать дальше...

Cambodia-India Tourism Year launched in New Delhi

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The first Cambodia-India Tourism Year was inaugurated in New Delhi, marking the commencement of the inaugural direct flight service by Cambodia Angkor Air between Phnom Penh and New Delhi. The event, officiated by Manisha Saxena, emphasized the significance of the initiative for boosting tourism between the two countries.

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Amid delays in clearing dues, Vodafone Idea confident of support from operational creditors

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Vodafone Idea (Vi) remains optimistic that its operational creditors, including network equipment suppliers Nokia and Ericsson, as well as tower vendor Indus, will maintain their support despite payment delays. Vi expects its forthcoming 4G and 5G initiatives to generate new business opportunities for these partners. According to Bharti Airtel chairman Sunil Mittal, Vi must settle all outstanding dues with Indus to continue using the tower company’s infrastructure for future services like 5G.

Jindal Stainless acquires remaining 46 pc stake in Chromeni Steels for Rs 278 cr

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​Jindal Stainless on Monday said it has acquired the remaining 46 per cent stake in Chromeni Steels Private Ltd (CSPL) for Rs 278 crore. Consequently, CSPL has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, with effect from June 15, 2024, Jindal Stainless Ltd (JSL) said in a release.

NHAI to begin work on Rs 4,000-crore Chattergala tunnel in J-K at earliest: Nitin Gadkari

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Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, announced on Monday that the NHAI will commence construction on the Rs 4,000-crore Chattergala tunnel project in Jammu and Kashmir promptly. Gadkari chaired a review meeting the same day, attended by Union Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO), Jitendra Singh.


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