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According to the data, MTech admissions have fallen to a seven-year low of 45,000 students over the last two academic years.

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While aimed at curbing insurgency, smuggling and illegal immigration, the move to terminate the Free Movement Regime (FMR) has sparked concerns among tribal communities whose lives and economies ...

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US President Joe Biden zeroed in on what he said were top threats to US democracy, including a rising 'oligarchy' and the ...

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Layers of rhetoric surround rape in India, a place where it is easier to perform the action than speak about it with clarity.

Rule 22 of the Draft Digital Personal Data Protection Rules opens the door for unchecked government surveillance.

What’s at Stake?’ – which will look at the issues that need addressing in the days leading up to the Union government's annual budget presentation.

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