KS Tomar
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Trump–Xi Thaw And What It Will Mean For India And America Ties (opens the original)
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Geopolitics is rarely short of ironies. The man who built his political identity around confronting China is now rolling out the red carpet for its president. Donald Trump’s personal reception of Xi Jinping at Joint Base Andrews, complete with military honours—a 21-gun salute and a fighter-aircraft flypast—captured a striking moment in the changing world order. The two countries that appeared locked in an escalating confrontation are now exploring how to compete without allowing rivalry to spira
Kishau: A Dam That Could Reshape The Yamuna Basin (opens the original)
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The Kishau Multipurpose Project has finally crossed its most formidable hurdle: six states—Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi—have agreed to move ahead with a project decade in the making. The proposed dam on the Tons, a major tributary of the Yamuna, is not merely another hydropower project. It is a regional water-security arrangement involving irrigation, drinking and industrial water, power generation and the ecological revival of the Yamuna. The agreem
'Beyond The Headlines' Trump And Xi Meet In Washington: Recalibrating Power In An Unstable World (opens the original)
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When Chinese President Xi Jinping touches down at Joint Base Andrews on 23 September, US President Donald Trump is set to greet him in person on the tarmac—an uncommon courtesy rarely granted to visiting heads of state. The contrast is sharp: when Trump visited Beijing in May, Xi stayed away from the airport and left the initial reception to Vice-President Han Zheng, offering a formal welcome only the next day. Trump’s choice to meet Xi at the airfield therefore signals more than mere protocol.
International Literacy Day: India’s Real Test Begins Beyond Literacy (opens the original)
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International Literacy Day provides an occasion for celebration, but in India it should also be an occasion for uncomfortable questions. What exactly are we celebrating? A rising literacy rate is undoubtedly a major social achievement, but literacy is only the first step towards education. A person who can read, write and perform basic calculations is literate; an educated person should also be able to understand, reason, acquire skills, make informed decisions and participate in society. This d
Himachal VC Verdict: Universities Caught In The Governor-Government Crossfire (opens the original)
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The Himachal Pradesh High Court’s verdict on the appointment of Vice-Chancellors to the State’s agricultural universities has done more than settle a legal dispute. But It has settled an unresolved constitutional and political contest over who should exercise influence over universities—the elected government, the Governor as Chancellor, or the regulatory framework designed to protect academic standards. The judgment has cancelled the advertisements for the Vice-Chancellor posts of Dr Y.S. Parma
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