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From everything related to exams to life beyond academics, Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a candid chat with students on Monday.

One of the most significant events in the history of the Modern world is the Holocaust and Adolf Hitler's heart-wrenching ideology of a new era, the Third Reich. The world saw destruction and an almost wipeout of a community in a very systematic manner. Adolf Hitler, who became the chancellor of Germany in 1993, slowly started wiping out the opposition in the German regime and, within a few years, proclaimed himself as the dictator of Germany. History tends to repeat itself, and the rebirth of this ideology in a different color is evident in the biggest democracy of the world- India. On 11th December 2019, Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Citizenship Amendment Bill in the parliament, which has now become the root of all the havoc in the country.

Ever the amnesiacs, as quick to being riled up as we usually are, we’re also quite quick to forget also.

KOLKATA: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is rejoicing the day with the Trinamool Congress (TMC) winning the Kaliaganj and Kharagpur Sadar seats in...

The upcoming winter session is going to a much-anticipated one given that so much has transpired in the break season. On highlights of the Parliament, there will inevitably be remarks on the prevailing situation in Jammu and Kashmir, which is unprecedented in this history of India. After that, the never-like-before economic slump, rising unemployment rates and the government's plan to bring the Citizenship bill are some of the issues on which the discussion is worth looking forward to

Ten days after the Pulwama attack by the suicide bomber leading to the death of more than forty CRPF personnel, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan issued a statement on Sunday urging the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to give peace a chance assuring that he would act immediately if India gives actionable intelligence on the attack. Imran earlier made such an offer but this time, his appeal was in response to the speech made by Narendra Modi on Saturday challenging him to stand true to his words and act against the terror outfits.

Not since the Dreyfus affair rocked France in the late 19th and early 20th centuries has a nation been plunged into such emotional turmoil by what Mamata Banerjee denounces as the Government’s attempt to “create a war-like hysteria” ahead of the elections. She might have added that war-mongering TV channels are also doing their utmost to keep up the tempo against Pakistan and – by implication – those in this country who can be accused of being soft on Pakistanis, terrorists and Kashmiri militants.