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Political Rapprochement and Reconcialiation, Peaceful Resolution of Jammu and Kashmir
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Political Rapprochement and Reconcialiation, Peaceful Resolution of Jammu and Kashmir

Dr. Nyla Ali Khan During the last two decades, each military crisis between India and Pakistan has been followed by attempts at diplomatic rapprochement, which have turned out to be fiascos. The two countries go through sporadic peacemaking efforts, characterised by negotiations. For instance, in January 2004, the then Indian prime minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee,...

CM Nitish Kumar shielding criminals: Tejashwi on Muzaffarpur Case
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CM Nitish Kumar shielding criminals: Tejashwi on Muzaffarpur Case

RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav on Thursday claimed that Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is shielding the criminals. The former deputy chief minister made the statement after the Supreme Court reprimanded the CBI for transferring officials probing the Muzaffarpur Shelter home. “The way, in which Supreme Court is scolding Nitish Kumar and Bihar government, time and again,...

Recent Disruption in CBI: An Institutional Damage
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Recent Disruption in CBI: An Institutional Damage

Syed Basharat Hussian The recent war between the two top officers of the Central Bureau of Investigation was actually a direct result of the Modi-led BJP government by appointing its favoured Alok Verma as the Director in  2017, and then  inserting another favourite Rakesh Asthana . Rakesh Asthana – Asthana a high-profile Gujarat-cadre officer who...

Rafale Deal Row: Congress vs BJP!
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Rafale Deal Row: Congress vs BJP!

Syed Basharat In June 2018 Indian National Congress issued a statement under the theme of BJP & Corruption: A saga of the last four years, where they alleged that the corruption has increased under the Modi Government. The statement reads as follows “Almost five years have passed since the Narendra Modi government assumed power.  One...

Taliban talks: Can negotiations pave the way for peace in Afghanistan?
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Taliban talks: Can negotiations pave the way for peace in Afghanistan?

The “significant progress” said to have been made during six days of talks between US officials and the Afghan Taliban suggests that both sides are serious about trying to find a peaceful solution to a 17-year conflict that has scarred Afghanistan. But with the Taliban currently refusing to hold direct talks with Afghan officials, and...

Delineation of concrete measures
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Delineation of concrete measures

Dr Nyla Ali Khan Armed insurgency and counter insurgency in the late 1980s and early 1990s in Jammu and Kashmir scorched the landscape, blighting educational and economic opportunities. Despite their active role in political mobilization of 1931, the Quit Kashmir movement (anti-monarchical movement) of 1946, and the fierce nationalism of 1947, terror made women revert...

A Dynamic World Requires Inclusion and Diversity
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A Dynamic World Requires Inclusion and Diversity

Dr. Nyla Ali Khan I had the honor of being invited to the Oklahoma Conference of Churches 2017 Annual Dinner by the Reverend William Tabbernee. This event was held at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, which, to my mind, symbolizes the dynamism of cultures and histories...