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By Amir Suhail Wani There were times when people travelled for months together just to learn a single fact, a single sentence, a single poem or a single verse. Those journeys were

By Dr Khursheed Ahmad Wani “Climate change is happening much, much faster than one may think. [But] where there is political will, anything can be done.” Ban Ki-Moon The climate has changed drastically;

By Dr. Shahid AminTrali Business organizations must embrace the power of Intraprenurship. My last article piece published revealed the concept and magnitude of Intrapreneurship. Intrapreneurs help organizations to innovate and highly save

By PROF. J.A. MANGAN Football at the turn of the millennium is incontestably the most popular game in the world. The history book shows how it was spread across the globe by

By Bhushan Parimoo The name Sandor Korosi Csoma popularly known as Alexander Csoma Koros in most of the English speaking world is an unheard name in Kashmir. Csoma Korosi was a Hungarian

By Rajeev Khanna In the midst of the MeToo campaign with journalist and Minister MJ Akbar at the centre, the Bharatiya Janata Party went ahead to change the name of Allahabad —

By Taha Ali Why Liberalism Failed is a slim volume by Patrick J. Deenen, a Catholic and professor of political science at Notre Dame University. He has written a handful of books

By Harris Khalique Usually, the crassness of politics and power agitates you and the refinement in art and literature soothes. But then there are works of art and literature that fill you

By By Rakshanda Jalil Some books need to be read because they are likely to tell you things you have always wanted to know. Some stories need to be told because they

By Abdul Sami Ullah Today, there are various hypotheses about how, why, when and where, human language emerged. Although there is no direct evidence, it probably began with gestures. Whatever the