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Shashi Tharoor cited a World Bank study linking Gulf migration with more conservative gender attitudes among some returnees to Keralam, calling for introspection within the Muslim community
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Clarion call for antediluvianism

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Projects such as rural biogas networks, India Post-led rural commerce, circular economy enterprises and sewage treatment infrastructure are presented as scalable employment opportunities
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The Congress has increasingly relied on political campaigns and controversies against rivals while facing its own legal and organisational challenges
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Rahul reminds us of the ape in the Panchatantra

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Private developers would build and operate sewage treatment plants while reclaiming surplus land for environmentally compliant commercial and civic uses
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How govt can treat untreated sewage at zero cost

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A mass-adopted Arattai could become the consumer entry point for Zoho's broader suite of business applications, including CRM, finance and productivity tools
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Can Arattai be Zoho’s strategic doorway to market leadership?

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How NEET protest evolved beyond examination reforms into a wider political confrontation involving multiple actors
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CJP masquerading as Gen Z

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Arattai, in its proposed new Avatar: AI economics, responsibility, and a ralistic growth outlook
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How Arattai, in its proposed new avatar, can reach beyond your contacts and make you a participant, not just a viewer
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Can Arattai out-compete WhatsApp, Instagram and YouTube together?… Part 2

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A heartbreaking family tragedy raises questions about teenage emotions, consumer pressure and the need to recognise distress before it turns into irreversible decisions
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An iPhone, an argument and three lives lost: The deeper tragedy...

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