डॉक्टर मुजफ्फर हुसैन गजाली जीवन के लिए अतिआवश्यक चीजें दूषित और कम होती जा रही हैं। पानी उनमें से एक है, जिसे प्रकृति ने तो भरपूर मात्रा में मुहैया कराया है लेकिन मानवीयकारकोंके चलते शुद्ध पेय जल पहुंच से दूर होताजारहा है। पानी के बंटवारे को लेकर राज्यसरकारें लड़ रहीहैं। दूसरी ओर पानी में रहने...
October 15, 2025
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March 16, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion
A Qualified person steps forward to guide youths for UPSC Exam
By Imran Inamdar In 2006 it has already been revealed by sachar committee report that condition of Muslims in India is worst than Dalits. They are badly sidelined form mainstream and all walks of life. Their Population is nearly 14% but Percentage in Civil service is only 2.3 %. Some of Muslim NGO’s ,scholars and...
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March 15, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion
काग्रेस जिस कब्र में दफ्न हो रही है वह उसने खुद ही खोदी थी।
आज वास्तविकता यही है कि नरेंद्र मोदी का अपना एक राजनीतिक वजूद है। आज हिंदी भाषी राज्यों में कांग्रेस नदारद है। आज कांग्रेस जीवित भी है तो गैर-हिंदी भाषी राज्यों में है। अभी वर्तमान के पाँच राज्यों उत्तरप्रदेश, उत्तराखण्ड, पंजाब, गोवा और मणिपुर में चुनाव हुए। उत्तरप्रदेश में भाजपा, उत्तराखण्ड में भाजपा, पंजाब में कांग्रेस,...
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March 13, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion, Special Column
BITTER FRUITS OF UNIFORM CIVIL CODE IN GOA
By Asif Husain ,Goa The only state in India that boasts of Uniform Civil Code has been proclaimed as an ideal state when it comes to gender justice. Tall claims by quite a few eminent men of law leaves little room for a sound discussion and debate on the subject and its impact on family...
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March 9, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion
Best Teacher Awards Or Lollipops?
By Imran Inamdar Rapport with the students, interaction with parents ,way of explanation and inspiring the students ,devoted work etc are the qualities of best teachers and they people only deserve the honors and recognition. But unfortunately this kind of teachers are not getting the best teacher award these days in Maharashtra said Akif Dafedar...
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February 23, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion
Donald Trump intends to take on Iran. Right, but risky
How far is the new administration prepared to go? CHAOTIC, fractious and bafflingly inconsistent though the Trump administration may be, on one issue it appears united: Iran. There is ample evidence that since the signing in mid-2015 of the deal to curb Iran’s nuclear programme, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, Iran has...
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February 16, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion, Special Column
Making Iran’s revolution great again
Donald Trump is helping Iran’s radicals. THE ritual chants of “Death to America” had grown fainter in recent years. The feverish crowds had thinned. Some demonstrators seemed to wave Uncle Sam banners less to jeer America than to cheer it. Yet thanks to Donald Trump this year’s annual rally to commemorate Islamic Revolution Day on...
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February 6, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion
Anger is more dangerous than biological weapon!
By Mohamad Shafi Anger is the name of outrageous emotion, it is a concealed weapon that demolishes the noblest of characters, it always comes for a short while but destroys the deep relationship, thick friendship, it spreads the odour of hatred amongst people with whom they sit and spend most of the time, humans are...
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February 4, 2017September 18, 2025Opinion, Special Column
Algeria’s independence: The forgotten protests that forged a nation
By the end of 1957, France claimed political dissent in Algieria had been eradicated. Yet soon the Algerian people were to take to the streets to reclaim their independence in a chapter that remains largely unknown On 11 December 1960, three years after the Battle of Algiers, large-scale popular uprisings overcame French military oppression and changed the...
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February 2, 2017September 18, 2025Education, Opinion, Special Column
Thank Colonial Britain for These 7 Present Day Crises in the World
The sun might have set on the formidable British empire, but not on its legacy. Many of the present day conflicts around the world have deep-seated links with British colonial polices, their mismanagement of the process of independence, and the legacy they left behind in law, by drawing up unviable borders and by migrating cheap...