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Navigating Constitutional Waters: Unravelling Jammu and Kashmir’s Reorganization and India’s Federal...

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N S Abdul Hameed's letter further draws attention to India's international commitments. As a signatory of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989), the country is obligated to uphold the rights of children without discrimination. The incident in question starkly contradicts this commitment and tarnishes India's reputation on the global stage.

The hate bombs won! Can Manipuris overcome this political agenda?

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Democracy refers to the good will of the people, but the majority's interests definitely drive it. A democracy always has a minority society that has to bow to the interests of the majority. Meithis are the dominant majority community in Manipur. Kukis and Nagas are few and weak. Dramatic events started in Manipur after a demand was made to include the Meiti tribes in the Scheduled Tribes.

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Navigating Constitutional Waters: Unravelling Jammu and Kashmir’s Reorganization and India’s Federal Polity

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India's historical trajectory post-colonialism was shaped by visionary leaders committed to national interests, peace, and confidence-building. The intricate nature of the present issue necessitates a nuanced examination, acknowledging the complexities embedded within the political landscape.

Congress Forges Ahead: Cementing Stronghold in Upcoming State Elections and Paving the Way for the 2024 Showdown

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A successful campaign in these states would not only cement its dominance at the state level but also equip Congress with the momentum required to confront the 2024 general elections, complete with a narrative yet to be unveiled.

The hate bombs won! Can Manipuris overcome this political agenda?

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Democracy refers to the good will of the people, but the majority's interests definitely drive it. A democracy always has a minority society that has to bow to the interests of the majority. Meithis are the dominant majority community in Manipur. Kukis and Nagas are few and weak. Dramatic events started in Manipur after a demand was made to include the Meiti tribes in the Scheduled Tribes.

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