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  • Today in History October 12
    Reuters 1915 - The British nurse Edith Cavell was shot for helping Allied soldiers escape from German-occupied Brussels during World War One. 1918 - Start of fire at Cloquet Minnesota, killing 453 people.
  • A Solo for the Conductor..!
    “Sing the solo Bob!” the choir conductor told me.“No,” I said.“But it’s your old church!”“That’s why I don’t want to sing a solo!” I whisper “I just want to sit in the choir pew I sat in
  • Urbanization, neglect of rural and COVID-19
    Wati Longchar According to ILO, the number of international migrants globally reached an estimated 272 million in 2019, an increase of 51 million since 2010. They comprise of 3.5 per cent of the global popul
  • TODAY IN HISTORY - OCTOBER 11
    Following are some of the major events to have occurred on October 11 Reuters 1899 - Beginning of second Boer War. 1961 - Leonard "Chico" Marx, the piano-playing member of the Marx Brothers,
  • Today in History October 10
    Reuters 1911 - Chinese Nationalist leader Sun Yat-sen proclaimed a republic at Wuchang and began the revolution that overthrew the Manchu dynasty. 1954 - North Vietnamese Communist leader Ho Chi Minh ente
  • Policing –After Hathras: Looking Forward
    Rupin Sharma, IPS I have travelled quite a lot both within the country and abroad. While within the country, our media readily gives us the daily dose, the dose is forthcoming in subtler variations when
  • The toxicity of blame
    Temsumenla Counselling Psychologist, Member (ANCA) The word ‘blame’ is not a stranger to the ears. Though it sounds like a marvel comic character it’s not. You must have heard people talk
  • Write Right..!
    The pen is mightier than the sword we say glibly, repeating an oft quoted line, but having no idea whether it’s true or not, or sometimes what it means!Swords! Gone are those days! Swords are not used anymore
  • Coffee or Coffee Cup..!
    When my children were quite tiny, I made a trip to New York to visit my parents, and when returning decided I would fill my suitcases with gifts for them and also my wife.  I stared at the amazing stuff be
  • TODAY IN HISTORY - OCTOBER 08
    Following are some of the major events to have occurred on October 08 Reuters 1997 - Tung Chee-hwa became the first Chinese leader to address Hong Kong's legislature, 100 days after Britain ceded the
  • Policing –Achieving Dynamic Equilibrium
    Rupin Sharma, IPS  Hathras – Lessons and Need to Evolve and Change Tracks While the Law in Motion series continues, my conscience as well of the entire nation has been shocked by the widely pub
  • Food companies urge Britain to adopt tougher rules to protect tropical forests
    Matthew Green Reuters Supermarkets, food manufacturers and restaurant chains under pressure from campaigners over their environmental impact urged Britain on Monday to strengthen a plan to stop tropical for
  • Trump and the Virus..!
    With half of America rooting for the virus, in Trump, and the other half cursing the virus for attacking Trump, the Virus I soon found was nearly having a nervous breakdown. “Interview the Virus!” my editor
  • TODAY IN HISTORY - OCTOBER 07
    Following are some of the major events to have occurred on October 07 Reuters 1940 - In World War Two, German troops invaded Romania to take control of strategic oilfields. 1959 - Mario Lanza, U.S. t
  • Racism and COVID-19
    Wati Longchar (Serampore) The world has witnessed the police brutality and murders of George Floyd in Minneapolis, followed by the destructive acts of protesters in different parts of the world. According to
  • Today in History October 6
    Reuters 1908 - Bosnia and Herzegovina were annexed by Austria. 1928 - Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek became President of the Republic of China. 1978 - Ayatollah Khomeini, Iranian religious leader oppose
  • Casteism and Racism during COVID-19 pandemic
    Wati Longchar (Serampore) Coming to the Indian context, many people have been experiencing racial discrimination for centuries. Indian society is based on the caste system and it is deeply rooted in the prac
  • The Sneaker Culture
    Solomon Kithan  Modern College Kohima When you read the above heading, for a culture such as the “sneaker culture” you might find it boring and silly to be a culture. But it is not what you
  • Full Cycle..!
    “Watch out!” I shouted as my driver swerved to avoid the cyclist then jumped out of the car and ran to pick up the fallen man.That’s when I saw his bicycle.It lay old and rusty. I looked down at it and it
  • Today in History October 5
    Reuters 1910 - Portugal was declared a republic after a successful revolt against King Manuel II. 1983 - Polish Solidarity leader Lech Walesa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. 1995 - U.S. envoy Richar
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