IMRAN KHAN: Between the burden of history and the trap of geography
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Are we ‘really’ happy?
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Good vibe reads for monsoon
This book distills our observations of habitual entrepreneurs. It shows you how they think, how they behave, and exactly what it is
Handy gadgets to clean up your kitchen
Leave no stone, or drawer in this case, unturned. Organize your food staples too! Apart from waste minimization, your staples can be
Have smarter looks for little ones
India is a scattered market with few boutique brands offering limited organic clothing. International brands available in India also have only 10-30
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NAYA J&K: Accountability Fuels Staff Efficiency
Jammu & Kashmir’s transition from a corruption ridden law-less state into a thriving Union Territory makes the government employees accountable, responsive to
TALIBAN RESURRECTION: The Ghost Of Osama Haunts Pakistan
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‘My Encounters with the Classical Cultures of East and West’
I saw “Music Room” in June 1965 with other world cinema classics. The film had an electrifying effect on me for I