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AI’s quiet takeover
AI is replacing white-collar jobs, requiring a shift to collaboration and skills beyond AI capabilities. Crop residue can fuel a circular rural economy through government-supported projects. India should strengthen ties with Afghanistan and revive the India-Middle East-Europe corridor. Pakistan's past actions now pose risks, and India's engagement with the Taliban is vital. A reader shares a moving experience of childhood memories. The newspaper is commended for its intellectually engaging articles.
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Afghanistan must learn from India
Afghan women face restrictions under the Taliban, unlike empowered Indian women. India-UK relations progress, but mobility, regulation, and trust gaps need addressing. New stadiums require proper maintenance and infrastructure. The Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Maria Corina Machado recognizes her fight against Venezuela's regime. Modern magicians and their performances have replaced traditional madaaris.
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Diminishing purpose of sports
Sports should remain apolitical to promote unity and understanding. Farmers, viewed as frontline workers, need support for sustainable practices. India should invest in higher education to retain skilled professionals. Authorities must ensure food safety during the festive season. Road safety needs improvement due to traffic and delivery service pressures.
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Fitness of Army officers vital
New Army fitness standards are positive, aiming to improve officer fitness and integrity. A similar fitness program is suggested for Punjab Police, alongside measures to address long working hours. Road safety improvements and better enforcement of traffic laws are crucial. Focus should be on accountability for substandard drug production. A recent agreement between Israel and Hamas offers a hope for peace.
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IAF delivered with less resources
The IAF's operational readiness is critical despite delays in aircraft procurement. Protecting voting rights and ensuring equitable teacher distribution, especially in rural areas, are vital. Humor, as exemplified by Khushwant Singh, offers a means of rebellion and connection. His writing and life demonstrated frankness and living life authentically.
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Shoe hurling: Growing intolerance corroding national fabric
The shoe-hurling incident highlights growing intolerance and moral decay, even among educated individuals. It underscores the need for decorum and respect for the judiciary despite disagreements. Some believe judicial officers should be mindful of their words and politicians need scientific temper. Indirect talks offer hope for peace in Gaza. The role of the barber as a matchmaker has declined.
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Recognise Ladakhis’ aspirations
Ladakh's unrest stems from government indifference and lack of dialogue. Restoring India-China flights is a diplomatic and economic step but requires a cautious, reciprocal approach. Justice systems in some areas are biased, with inequality in application of law. There's a need to regulate cough syrups for the domestic market as well. Civic responsibility requires action to sustain the environment.
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Rahul Gandhi must hold the fort
Rahul Gandhi is criticized for making anti-India statements abroad and neglecting domestic political engagements, such as the Bihar elections. The writers emphasize the need for responsible speech, improved electoral strategy, and his presence in India. Concerns about drug quality control and the need for stringent measures have been raised in light of recent cough syrup tragedies, highlighting the fragility of India's pharmaceutical reputation. Regional stability is seen as important for India's interests.
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Transformation in Bihar will take time
Prashant Kishor aims to reform Bihar politics, while climate change caused by Arctic ice melt contributes to extreme weather events in India, urging for sustainable practices. The RSS's collective spirit and work are praised, though questions remain about BJP's adherence to its advice and Rahul Gandhi's criticism of India abroad.
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Gandhi relevant in all eras
Gandhi's values of interfaith harmony, non-violence, and simplicity remain relevant. His legacy is vital, especially for the youth. Contrasting this, the RSS's historical actions and ideology clash with Gandhi's principles. India should be cautious about the Gaza peace plan, maintaining its stance. Lastly, unexpected events can lead to positive outcomes, as illustrated by the story about the business partnership.
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Create an enabling ecosystem for techies
H-1B visa fee hikes may benefit India's IT sector by curbing brain drain, prompting a focus on talent development. Freebies during elections undermine democracy; public awareness is crucial. Punjab's neglected libraries reflect cultural degeneration. US government shutdowns erode public trust. Government policies fail to aid farmers, leading to stubble burning.
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Acknowledge a bright mind like Wangchuck
Sonam Wangchuk's visit to Pakistan shouldn't be considered anti-national. Ladakhis' grievances should be addressed. India should resist unreasonable US trade terms. The cricket match was a scripted political spectacle, undermining the game's spirit. Corporal punishment in schools is illegal and legal action is needed against wrongdoers.
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Tilak Varma’s composure turned the tide
Apropos of ‘India win battle on field, too’; T20 world champions India added the Asia Cup crown to its kitty with a finish as dramatic as the rivalry itself. Chasing 147, India looked in trouble early on, slipping to 20/3...
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Manna for Bihar, morsel for Punjab
The letters criticize the government's prioritization of Bihar, offering significant financial aid before elections while providing inadequate flood relief to Punjab. Critics accuse the government of using funds to bribe voters and neglecting accountability for flood mismanagement. They advocate for integrated dam operations and highlight the MiG-21's distinguished service.
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Nurture vibrant young minds in IITs
IITs risk fostering narrow-mindedness akin to a well-frog. The government should address Ladakh's grievances through dialogue, not coercion. Trump's actions prioritize optics over diplomacy, deepening divisions. India should counter Pakistan's efforts to shed isolation through strategic partnerships and highlighting its terror record.
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Take all stakeholders on board on Ladakh issue
The Ladakh protests require the government's attention and a peaceful solution. Delaying decisions on mercy petitions is unacceptable. Himachal Pradesh missed opportunities in the IT sector. Trump's Nobel claims seem driven by rivalry with Obama. Domestic workers face neglect and exploitation.
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Theatre commands unnecessary
Apropos of ‘Security stakes must spur jointness’; there is no doubt that joint operations are a sine qua non for success in every battle or war. However, what is the best way forward to achieve it? Even though jointly planned...
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Arab world relying on Pakistan
Israel's nuclear capabilities fuel Arab concern, with Pakistan seen as a nuclear protector. High H-1B visa fees create obstacles for US dreams, potentially benefiting India but requiring domestic opportunity growth. India-Pakistan cricket is marred by tension and gestures, and Canada must combat extremist elements to reset ties with India.
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Public warning could have helped lower Punjab floods impact
The letters discuss dam management requiring improved public safety and farm recovery. They praise the opening of a military heritage site and call for unity. H-1B visa restrictions impact Indian tech workers but may boost outsourcing. A key question is whether past GST on health insurance premiums will be refunded.
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Yasin Malik’s affidavit reveals one side
Regarding Kashmir, focusing on the future is crucial; realism and youth empowerment are key. The US's increased H-1B visa fees may backfire. India should support its skilled professionals and attract global talent. The Saudi-Pak military pact warrants concern. Punjab needs coordinated, transparent action to combat its drug crisis.
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We need more upright officers
Corruption stems from votebank politics, hindering action and ethics. An outcry against migrants in Punjab is unjustified; they contribute significantly and should be embraced. Harmony and inclusivity are essential. Support for farmers, rather than imposition, is needed to address stubble burning. Parents live on through their children and family.
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Unemployment a stark reality
Unemployment is a major issue in Bihar, compounded by slow recruitment and exam issues. Crop insurance and sustainable resource management are needed in Punjab. Academic freedom is being curtailed, and universities must prioritize truth. RTI activists require better protection. Modi's government has advanced space exploration and economic reforms, but job creation is the main challenge.
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Politicising cricket
The India-Pakistan handshake snub at the Asia Cup was hypocritical; sportsmanship and clear policy, not symbolic acts, are key. Road projects in Uttarakhand require ecological sensitivity. Religious pilgrimages should be facilitated, not politicized. Waqf cases need a balanced approach and consensus-building.
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Befitting homage to our heroes
India successfully thwarted Pakistan's 1965 'Op Gibraltar.' Dialogue is essential for democracy and resolving disputes. Handshakes in sports promote friendship. Afforestation requires sustained effort and employment. Social media harms teenagers, impacting mental health. Possessions are fleeting, but the human spirit endures.
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India should lead South Asia
India should leverage its strengths in SAARC through democratic leadership, economic cooperation, and a balanced approach to Pakistan. Addressing youth discontent requires investment in education, job creation, and fair taxation. Manipur needs sustained dialogue and fair administration for peace. The UK must combat hate crimes to ensure minority security. The criticism of Congress is politically motivated. India should show sportsmanship towards Pakistan, even after a match.
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Empathetic partnerships needed in South Asia
India should actively engage with Nepal's political turmoil, as instability there impacts India. Nepal's youth protests offer lessons regarding corruption and public concerns. Destruction of public property sets a dangerous precedent. The GST council needs to expand insurance exemptions. The ethanol mission requires balanced implementation by including manufacturer and consumer considerations.
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Modi’s Manipur visit too late
Manipur's delayed peace efforts are criticized, highlighting failures of the 'double engine sarkar.' Strict surveillance of recruiting agents is needed to prevent Indians from being lured to war zones. Overuse of antibiotics in humans and animals causes antimicrobial resistance. India should resist US pressure to stop Russian oil purchases and consider trade adjustments.
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Open-book exams: Redefining evaluation
Open-book exams can foster critical thinking if implemented carefully, demanding diligent preparation and thoughtful questions. Political instability in Nepal threatens supply chains, harming both India and Nepal. AI is crucial for disaster management, aiding in medical aid and damage assessment. India-US relations are thawing, with mutual benefits in scientific research.
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From dissent to lawlessness in Nepal
Nepal faces unrest due to unemployment, corruption, and a social media ban, with youth demanding change. India faces spillover effects. Gen Z's protest is a call for political reform. The Rs 1,600 crore flood relief for Punjab is criticized as insufficient; proper fund utilization is crucial.
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Time for world to unite
The world must unite against war and pursue nuclear disarmament. Economic offenders exploit legal loopholes, while ordinary undertrials suffer. The Indian men's hockey team achieved significant victories, sparking renewed interest. Haryana's flood relief primarily targets rural areas, neglecting urban flood victims.
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The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist, and is run by a trust comprising five eminent persons as trustees.

The Tribune, the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and views without any bias or prejudice of any kind. Restraint and moderation, rather than agitational language and partisanship, are the hallmarks of the newspaper. It is an independent newspaper in the real sense of the term.

The Tribune has two sister publications, Punjabi Tribune (in Punjabi) and Dainik Tribune (in Hindi).

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