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The movement from an uncontrolled confrontation to managed competition is a welcome sign.
The vote on UNGA resolution shows that the US and Israel are isolated in their intent to continue this war.
The Court has now placed the responsibility of enacting marriage equality on the legislature.
A spate of hospital deaths in Nanded is an outcome of a crippled public health system due to multiple deficiencies.
The socio-economic data along with caste figures may lead to revisiting material questions underlying caste–class inequality.
The IMEC is an attempt by the US to achieve its larger plans to merge West Asia with South Asia.
Criminal jurisprudence reforms, suggested through the three bills, fail to address the implementation concerns.
The appointment procedure of ECI members ought to be free from executive control and interference.
Given the scope of ED’s powers, the Court could have at least ensured that it works within a legal mandate.
China remains the most significant factor that strengthens the ties between the United States and India.
The Delhi Police’s investigation of sexual harassment has adopted a problematic approach.
Acknowledging diverse sources of Indian knowledge will enrich the curriculum.
The riots are the outcome of a long build-up of tensions in which the state government is complicit.
Only a more streamlined and effi cient legal process will ensure the rule of law and protection of constitutional rights.
Socialisation of the healthcare system and its fi nancing by a public agency is essential to establish the right to health.

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