It would have been a summit of special significance had the Prime Minister of Japan Sanae Takaichi met her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Guwahati. That would have played up …
Opinion
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When Pakistan’s Defense Minister recently stated that his country would, in his word, “definitely” go to war over its waters, the language was aimed less at New Delhi than at …
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Facts Versus Fabrication: Reassessing the Indus Basin Water Debate
by Atul Jainby Atul Jain 5 minutes readPakistan’s recent claims projecting an impending water crisis in the Indus Basin and attributing river flow variations to upstream actions fail to withstand scrutiny when examined against Pakistan’s own hydrological …
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Opinion: Pakistan’s Fake Narrative Against India to Hide its Own Mismanagement of Water Resources
by Kushvinder Vohra 13 minutes readThere is a lot of misinformation around Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) which is being spread through various articles appearing in newspapers/magazines/online forums including in Pakistan. Articles by so-called elites or …
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Every Baby Deserves a Healthy Start, No Matter Where They Are Born
by Dr. Bijaya Mishra, Special to South Asian Herald 5 minutes readJune 28 marks International Neonatal Screening Day, a day celebrating one of the remarkable yet often overlooked achievements in modern public health. Every year, millions of babies around the developed …
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Some memories arrive fully formed, like a familiar scent that opens a door to another time. For me, that scent belongs to Flurys — the Swiss confectionery that arrived on …
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Adi Yogi Lord Shiva is the Father and Founder of Yoga
by Pavan Kaushik 4 minutes readLord Shiva is revered as the Adi Yogi, meaning the first yogi and the founder of Yoga. According to Indian spiritual traditions, he is regarded as the source of yogic …
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Although there is a Chandni Chowk in most old cities of India but the one at Delhi is the most glamorous and must go to places to really experience India. …
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From Dialogue to Delivery: The Quad’s Next Strategic Test
by Sanjay Upadhya 6 minutes readThe Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, better known as the Quad, has come a long way. What began as a loose conversation among four democracies in 2007 has steadily evolved into a …
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It is not surprising that negotiators are plugging along in Switzerland playing deaf to the bluff and bluster of their political bosses back home knowing full well that at the …