Denemek ALTIN - Özgür

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Bullet to an Amulet

Young Palestinians bristle with anger at the genocide. But that anger comes with paralysis

8 min |

November 11, 2025

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Elections Ideology

Elections stripped of ideology signal the rise of “marketisation” of politics–parties become brands, candidates turn into commodities and voters are treated as consumers to be enticed

5 min |

November 11, 2025

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'What is the Caste of Vikas?'

\"IN a meme that's doing the rounds on social media, a woman in a village in Bihar is asked by a journalist if Vikas (development) has come to Bihar.

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November 11, 2025

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Circularity of Water

Anything that goes in circles, can get into an infinite loop to go on and on and on. Or \"it is sustainable\"- if jargonized. Water Circularity is fundamental for sustainable life on earth.

3 min |

November 11, 2025

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Rooted in Legacy Rising with Vision

Siva Sivani Degree College, Hyderabad celebrating the past while shaping the future with a glorious homecoming to Somajiguda

2 min |

November 11, 2025

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Extreme People

Political parties in Bihar are trying hard to woo members of Extremely Backward Classes, a loose collection of more than a 100 small, heterogeneous castes

6 min |

November 11, 2025

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Scheming Schemes

With the Chief Minister Women's Employment Scheme, JEEVIKA and similar programmes, Nitish Kumar has turned welfare into a powerful electoral strategy, forcing his rivals to follow suit

7 min |

November 11, 2025

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The Unreluctant Politician And The Reluctant Contestor

The former poll strategist of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is carving out a third corner in the Bihar contest by building a party of the 'corporate' type to woo voters from both sides of the NDA/INDIA fight

9 min |

November 11, 2025

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"Aap Chronology Samajhiye"

Is the SIR a new avatar of the NRC by another name, being pushed through under the garb of cleansing the electoral rolls?

7 min |

November 11, 2025

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The ‘Hum’ Factor

By addressing themselves as 'hum', Biharis offer a collective motivation to act together in times of crisis and breakdown and demonstrate the ethical politics of hope as they navigate economic vulnerability, social conflict and political uncertainty

6 min |

November 11, 2025

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Not Strictly Immoral

Can Nitish Kumar once again defy anti-incumbency in Bihar's 2025 election?

5 min |

November 11, 2025

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Stopping Infections Today Saves Antibiotics Tomorrow

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing threat worldwide, making infections harder to treat. Preventing infections and using antibiotics wisely is key to stopping it, experts say.

4 min |

November 11, 2025

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Learning to Combust

A remarkable collection that explores the ways in which the mystics of the past remain relevant to the challenges of the modern world

3 min |

November 11, 2025

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The Dye Was Always Caste

For all the talk of 'development first' politics, Bihar remains a state where caste is the primary currency

8 min |

November 11, 2025

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Let Chhath Be

Will the BJP's attempt to mobilise Bihar's Chhath puja into its muscular and menacing Hindutva bring electoral dividends?

6 min |

November 11, 2025

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Pioneering Education for a Transformative Tomorrow

Prof Dr Mahesh Verma shares his views and initiatives on higher education through innovation, inclusion, and interdisciplinary excellence in conversation with Aditi Chakraborty

4 min |

November 01, 2025

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The Valley's Silence Begins Young

With curbs still in place on protests against the revocation of Article 370, making student organisations operational on Kashmir's campuses remains a remote possibility

6 min |

November 01, 2025

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Another Brick in the Wall

Anand Teltumbde's book offers us a significant insight into prisons, those who run them and how they contribute to the deterioration of judicial processing

7 min |

November 01, 2025

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Cholbe Na, Cholbe Na

Historically, the walls of Indian colleges and universities have served as living archives-spaces that reflect the dialogue between the powerful and the powerless, the governing and the governed

1 min |

November 01, 2025

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The Echoes A Fort Holds

An art salon titled 'Ten Nights by a Lost River' explores the theme of power with the help of 18 theatrical installations placed/performed inside the majestic Kangra Fort in Himachal Pradesh

7 min |

November 01, 2025

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Robbing an Arab Spring

Why is it that one is eligible to vote at the age of 18, but no politics is permitted on campuses?

6 min |

November 01, 2025

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Game, Seat, Match

With Chirag Paswan's growing prominence and the JD(U)'s diminishing stature, the BJP seems to be preparing for a change of leadership in Bihar

6 min |

November 01, 2025

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Campus Chaos

Once a stronghold of dissent, universities across India are now facing a suffocating environment of penalisation, surveillance and censorship, leading to a decline in campus politics. However, a few unions and organisations are allowed to thrive

8 min |

November 01, 2025

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AI Unleashed: Transforming Business Education for Tomorrow's Leaders

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is reshaping every facet of business, from operational efficiency and decision-making to innovation and ethical leadership. With more than 90 percent of Fortune 500 companies globally deploying AI solutions, the need for AI-savvy business graduates is pressing. However, India's premier business schools reveal a nuanced and evolving story around AI adoption. While AI tools are gaining traction in teaching and research, faculty expertise and confidence remain limited, revealing critical gaps that must be addressed to prepare India's future business leaders adequately.

4 min |