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Debanish Achom - Author, NDTV.com
Blog: 5 Reasons Why Manipur Crisis Is Solvable. Not. Debanish Achom | Thursday September 14, 2023 The ethnic violence in Manipur is far from over, four months since it started. Reports of gunfights and deaths come almost every day. The security forces have set up safe zones, dividing areas where the Meiteis and the Kukis live.
NDTV Opinions: Opinion Article & Analysis by Experts
OPINION / BLOGS The recent clashes in Ladakh, leading to the tragic deaths of 20 Indian soldiers, prompt a fresh look at our government's policy towards China. The military, strategic and economic aspects of that relationship I leave to others more qualified in those fields. Writing here as a historian, I wish to draw attention to the curious parallels between the... Opinion India is a responsible nation which relies on diplomatic and back-channel talks to defuse tensions.
How technology can get insurance money into the hands of farmers in 24 hours
A loan of Rs 7,402. That’s all it took to drive farmer Ramnath Kewart to suicide on July 23 last year. Crushed by two consecutive droughts, Kewart had sold all his land and had no money left to repay the moneylender in his village in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. Kewart killed himself – one of 15,000 farmers committing suicide every year in India.Some who are younger soldier on in the hope that they may be able to turn the corner some day.
Crop-portunity beckons: How technology can get insurance money into the hands of farmers in 24 hours
By Adil Zainulbhai and AN Roy A loan of Rs 7,402. That’s all it took to drive farmer Ramnath Kewart to suicide on July 23 last year. Crushed by two consecutive droughts, Kewart had sold all his land and had no money left to repay the moneylender in his village in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. Kewart killed himself – one of 15,000 farmers committing suicide every year in India. Some who are younger soldier on in the hope that they may be able to turn the corner some day.
Mumbai's Former Police Chief Has a New Stirring Job
When I joined the Indian Police Service, a little before I turned 22, I never thought I would ever end up doing anything else. I spent the next 38 years traveling around Maharashtra and elsewhere in the country, trying to master my policing job. The I.P.S. offers this unique opportunity to work everywhere from the hallways of power to the hamlets of the poorest.
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