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Provoking and sustaining separatism and terrorism is good business. Money flows from across the border, and separatist leaders enrich themselves
We should rather go for conventional high-speed trains, which will prove better and cheaper. The big advantage we have is the flat terrain on trunk routes
How India plans to realise its bullet train dreams
Somabhai Modi, the PM’s elder brother, is happy running a physiotherapy centre and a home for the aged in Vadnagar. No active politics for him
India, a leading player in Afghanistan’s development, will have to think about the Taliban factor
One way of nurturing a ‘particularly vulnerable’ tribe is to ensure that births are under medical supervision. But for the Baigas, this rarely happens
The government maintains a balance between security and development through National Map Policy, says former surveyor general of India
If India is to launch its first bullet train in five years, it will need meticulous planning to meet a series of challenges
Identifying the causes of gaps will provide actionable information to enhance food security
On World Food Day, the country needs to focus on promoting the dying practice of locally producing food by aboriginals like Baigas and Gonds
