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Rohit Dhyani

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Will India decide the success of the Commonwealth?

Many people believe that if the role of emerging economies increases, that this group can achieve value for themselves.
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What is the “special status” of states?

NDC first gave this status to Jammu Kashmir, Assam and Nagaland in the year 1969.
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All you need to know about Unnao gangrape and role of failed system

A report on the unfortunate crime that is making news.
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America remains largest arms dealer

India is at the top of the arms buyer country. India has purchased 12 per cent of the total weapons sold in the world.
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How does Russia and UK’s tension impact world?

Theresa May described it as the biggest expulsion of the last 30 years. At the same time, it has been said that the government property of Russia will be seized in Britain.
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Today in history: First official cricket test match played

The game that came to India from England touched the new heights of popularity. When an Indian star cricketer retired, it seemed as if there was a star broken from the sky.
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These are the basic problems of Indian farmers

Unequal distribution of land and unfair price on the crop are the big problems of the farmers.
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The North East can become the model of democracy

On the one hand, in the demand for a different state, on the other hand, the biggest festival of democracy
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China is expanding its way in South Asia

Chinese presence in Sri Lanka is no hidden thing. Between 2005-17, Beijing has invested $ 15 billion in projects in Sri Lanka over a period of 12 years.
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Europe and the United States relationship in the critical mode

If Europe Union member countries and Norway consider NATO rule, then they will have to pay 2 percent of their GDP in NATO. This would mean that the defense budget will increase directly by 50 percent.
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