FEATURE
A couple of weeks ago, I attended a career fest organised by the NHRD Network at Mumbai. The theme o
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The affable smile on his face belies the innumerable responsibilities BVR Mohan Reddy has shouldered
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Build on your strengths to face situations positively. Two roads
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Op-ed
Investments-led growth can reverse the situation but the policy response
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Over 379,000 Rohingyas have fled Myanmar to neighbouring Bangladesh. India
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Ten countries, several ethnicities, dozens of fables, scores of cultural
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EDITORIAL
Editorial
The 72nd session of the United Nations General Assembly has
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What others say
Freebies help win elections. Like it or not, true or
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Comments & Analyses-II
Though a surreal spectacle, the garbage avalanche that killed two
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LETTERS TO EDITORIAL
The capital's messy traffic management system is left to be
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Front Page
Int'l aids pouring in
The United States will provide nearly $32 million for humanitarian assistance to Rohingya Muslims displaced by sectarian violence in Myanmar, report agencies. The announcement by the State Department comes a day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said she did not expect US President Donald Trump to help her with the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who have escaped to Bangladesh. The money aid would address the need of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh as well as those internally displaced in Myanmar's troubled Rakhine state, said a statement on Wednesday. The new funding brings US humanitarian aid for refugees and displaced persons to nearly $95 million in the current fiscal. "It reflects the US commitment to help address the unprecedented magnitude...
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BACK PAGE
Mexico City, Sep 20: Rescuers and volunteers frantically dug through
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United Nations, Sep 20: Rohingya Muslums sit in a temporary refugee camp after losing their
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday expressed profound shock and
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METROPOLIS
The government has allocated Taka 40 crore for construction of
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A three-day single-country trade fair, titled “5th Showcase Malaysia-2017” will
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Bangladesh has achieved response capability of Computer Security Incident Response
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BUSINESS
Keeping room for new mobile phone operators, the auction for
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LONDON, Sept 20: Under pressure from Brexit and the declining
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NEW DELHI, Sept 20: Millions of Indian brick workers are
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SPORTS
OLD TRAFFORD, Sept 20: It has looked likely for quite some time, but defeat at Old Trafford confirme
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The Bangladesh cricket team will face South Africa Invitation XI
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MUNICH, Sept 20: James Rodriguez opened his account for Bayern
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HOME
RANGPUR, Sept 20: The government has taken massive post-flood agriculture
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NILPHAMARI, Sept 20: Reading festivals were held simultaneously at Sadar,
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RANGPUR, Sept 20: Youths, adolescents and journalists at a dialogue
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INTERNATIONAL
WASHINGTON, Sept 20: The White House scrambled Tuesday to win
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ST JOHN ISLAND, United States, Sept 20: Hurricane Maria closed
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UNITED NATIONS, Sep 20: French President Emmanuel Macron cast himself
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