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Vol. XXIV, ISSUE NO.21

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End Aided Pilgrimages

	The Supreme Court’s directive to the Central Government to end the Haj subsidy in the next 10 years echoes what many in the Muslim community had been demanding
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1	Killing Pills and Rotting Grains
	On the one hand food is not reaching the needy while grains are rotting in the godowns and in the open; on the other, nexus among drug companies, Drug
By S.P. Talukdar

2	The Bumpy Road to Rashtrapati Bhavan
	As the race for the new occupant of the 365-room former Vice-Regal mansion on Raisina Road in the Capital warms up
By Rajendra Prabhu

3	The Race for Raisina Hill
	The lack of consensus among the ruling and the Opposition alliances on the next President is symptomatic of the current political polarisation
By George Plathottam

4	Homosexual Marriages Untenable
	A study has indicated that only about 2 percent of homosexual males are able to live in a committed relationship like marriage. This goes to prove t
By Dr.Felix Podimattam

5	The Minority Tag
	Any effort to redefine minority status of schools by including clauses and terms not envisaged in the Constitution of India will be nothing short
By Kuriala Chittattukal

6	Dementia Deconstructed A Story of Love and Loss
	I made the mistake of asking Blessy who he was when he sat next to me while waiting for our turns to receive the Bishop Chrysostom Navathy award,
By A.J.Philip

7	Subsidised Salvation
	The Government of India may no longer be able to partly finance its citizens’ urge for subsidised salvation. And the jury is still not
By John Dayal

8	Politics of Pilgrimage
	Jerusalem, the holy land for the three major monotheistic faiths, is also the bone of contention between these people. But politics of a differen
By Dr. Philip Umman

9	A Long Wait for Manual Scavengers
	After years of delaying tactics, the government is bringing a new law banning manual scavenging and for the rehabilitation of those involved in t
By V.B. Rawat

10	All About Commoners and Elite
	When people of a country have to take to the streets to show their displeasure at the way it is being governed by a bunch of nincompoops who have
By Pachu Menon

11	Dhubri Mishap, An Eye-Opener
	The Dhubri boat mishap in Assam that seemingly drowned over two hundred passengers should be an eye opener for all of us.
By T. Navajyoti

12	Teenagers with Commitment
	Parents and teachers often complain about the indiscipline, laziness and lack of focus in the life of young students.
By Varghese Alengaden

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