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The Assam chief minister recently declared that neither Bengali-origin nor ethnic Assamese Muslims qualify for the scheme. Legislators and experts contest this.

A THIRD-YEAR International Studies student from Cavite State University (CvSU) is set to be part of the organizing committee for the IMUN 2024 in Vietnam this March and a delegate of the UN Security Council representing the United Kingdom at the University of Santo Tomas MUN.

Job Title:   Administration Officer 

The reasons for hunger in countries like Ethiopia are complex but one is drought worsened by planetary heating. Across the region, farmers and local communities are working to alleviate the problem.

The reasons for Ethiopia's food crisis are complex, but one is drought worsened by planetary heating. Some are turning towards climate-smart agriculture (CSA) as a way to alleviate the problem.

Majority Leaders Resignation Means All Is Not Well With NPP - Political Scientist

The government’s promise of containing the prices of essentials ahead of Ramadan seems to be only on paper as the prices of key items instead rose over the last month.

Before, we referred to the term “social class” as a person’s position in society that could potentially impact his future. However, such social segregation was overturned after the Spanish-American war. Hence, the term is now used to determine a family’s income bracket instead of their bloodline. Normally, we hear Filipinos…

The government’s promise of containing the prices of essentials ahead of Ramadan seems to be only on paper as the prices of key items instead rose over the last month.

Kushal Pokharel is a research fellow at the South Asia Institute of Advanced Studies and an adjunct faculty member in local governance and social inclusion at…