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Manimajra gets intermittent, muddy water despite Chandigarh civic body's 24×7 supply claims

Manimajra gets intermittent, muddy water despite Chandigarh civic body's 24×7 supply claims

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Opinion In J&K, healing the festering wound of drug addiction

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By Ajay Raj Singh
| The Indian Express Verified
I knew his name before I knew what heroin could do to a person. He was from Ghazipur, one of the brightest students in our hostel at Banaras Hindu University. Sharp, funny, full of ambition. Then, gradually, he wasn’t. The transformation was not sudden. It crept in quietly, the way these things always do, until one day it was complete. He was one of thousands around the BHU who had been consumed by a trade that operated brazenly, with political protection and near-total impunity.
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An Expert Explains | Why naval escorts via Strait of Hormuz may not be enough to protect ships

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By Ajay Raj Singh
| The Indian Express Verified
Cargo ships sail in the Arabian Gulf towards Strait of Hormuz in the UAE on March 19. AP As the war in West Asia enters its fourth week, the latest indications — a US statement of “winding down” but not a ceasefire — are mixed. The prospects for energy availability and the global economy are at a crossroads. Depending on the choices the belligerents make, the war could be near its end — or only the end of the beginning.
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Expert Explains: ‘The Strait of Hormuz is simply too vital an artery to remain closed for too long’

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By Ajay Raj Singh
| The Indian Express Verified
Fishermen work in front of oil tankers south of the Strait of Hormuz. (AP File Photo) Ajay Singh, an energy and shipping executive based in Tokyo, analyses the likely impact to India’s energy supplies due to the conflict in the Persian Gulf and the potential impact on the Strait of Hormuz. With military operations in the Persian Gulf, what is the impact on India’s energy supplies likely to be? The Persian Gulf is the most important source of oil & gas for India.
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