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City Of , United Kingdom , Camille Hine , Masters At Kings College London , Kings College London , First Editorial ,

Worrying findings on domestic violence

Karnataka has the dubious distinction of having a majority of its people think it is normal for husbands to beat wives if they do not carry out what are perceived to be their duty. The most trite and ordinary of reasons are enough for violence within the family and it is justified as right and deserved by women. The country as such also thinks there is nothing wrong with it, ....

National Family Health Survey , First Editorial ,

Careful what you say, Home Minister

Minister gave road rage incident a communal twist ....

Himachal Pradesh , Thaawarchand Gehlot , Simon Raj , Araga Jnanendra , Police Commissioner , Karnataka Home Minister Araga Jnanendra , Home Minister , Police Commissioner Kamal Pant , Mysuru Road , Governor Thaawarchand Gehlot , Chief Minister , First Editorial ,

AAP's win is big, so is its governance task

The electoral tide that swept over Punjab was so spectacular that it dazzled even the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders who rode it. That is clear from the remark of a leader that the people of the state used a vacuum cleaner while the party had only expected a clean-up with a broom. ....

Amarinder Singh , Bhagwant Mann , Charanjit Singh Channi , Navjot Singh Sidhu , Aam Aadmi Party , Chief Minister , Scheduled Caste , First Editorial ,

Missile firing: Act to restore India's credibility

The accidental firing of a missile by India that landed 125 km inside Pakistani territory on March 9 has raised many disturbing questions about the safety and security protocols used to manage India’s strategic weapons systems and the handling of potentially dangerous situations. India has maintained that it was a case of technical malfunction during routine maintenance and ....

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