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    Guru Tegh Bahadur's sacrifice remains relevant amid growing intolerance. Automation and prioritizing profit threaten the middle class. Terrorism's changing nature poses challenges; swift action is vital. Shoddy investigations lead to injustice. All India Radio continues to entertain and inform despite changing times.

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    India's defense pacts require clarity and strategic autonomy, with transparency emphasized. Political parties in Bihar prioritize women voters with promises, neglecting essential issues. University unrest highlights issues of poor management and leadership. The Delhi blast demands stronger action against terror. Clean air is a fundamental right, necessitating accountability and lasting solutions.

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    Success in women's cricket highlights the need to utilize India's demographic dividend and create jobs. Youth should explore domestic career options given global economic shifts. Educational reforms and transparency are vital for progress. Changing social attitudes is crucial for justice, and dialogue is needed to resolve campus unrest.

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    Zohran Mamdani's win symbolizes change, reflecting a desire for equality and inclusion. The withdrawal of restructuring plans at Panjab University and the enthusiasm in Bihar elections demonstrate stakeholder interest in pertinent matters. True progress requires harmonizing technology and nature, ensuring access to clean water, and preserving PU's autonomy while adapting to modern needs.

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    The Lokpal has failed to meet expectations in combating corruption, needing strong political will to succeed. Rahul Gandhi is commended for questioning election irregularities. Social apathy and weak family bonds contribute to suffering, contrasting with corruption allegedly shielded by power. The Supreme Court's order on stray animals is a crucial step that authorities must implement.

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    Mamdani faces challenges in socialist NYC due to political divisions and potential funding cuts. Universities thrive on open ideas and self-regulation. India needs to achieve AI sovereignty. The Election Commission should address election irregularities with data, restoring public trust. Transparency is crucial for democracy.

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    Guru Nanak's teachings promote equality, economic fairness, and rationality, offering solutions to modern societal challenges. Zohran Mamdani advocates for the marginalized in New York. Addressing inequality requires accessible healthcare, education, and improved service delivery. Crony capitalism exacerbates wealth disparity and undermines societal stability. The armed forces should remain apolitical, prioritizing merit. Introducing infrastructure changes like flyovers is justified despite contradicting the original master plan.

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    Indian women's cricket team's success brought national pride and inspired role models. Focus on efficient justice delivery in judiciary. Nuclear testing claims threaten regional security; India needs diplomatic restraint. Climate policy and addressing environmental degradation are crucial. Downsizing of Panjab University Senate is a positive step.

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    Punjab's reorganisation series is praised and urged to propose development roadmaps. Language insensitivity and revitalizing Punjabi language are highlighted. India's women's cricket victory is celebrated, advocating for lasting change and recognition. Sustainable living and skill-based education are promoted to address environmental concerns and youth migration. The sale of fake products online demands strict government action.

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    Migration, a quest for opportunity, faces resistance. Migrant workers are vital, but prejudice exists. Bihar's progress is notable. National unity and sustainable development are crucial. Bihar's election manifestos reflect a shift towards development. The Election Commission should scrutinize unfulfilled promises. Replacing Panjab University's Senate risks eroding academic democracy.

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    The judiciary's failure to deliver justice in the 1984 riots is highlighted. Digital scams targeting the public require increased awareness and proactive measures. Drug addiction should be treated as a health issue, not a criminal one. Electoral rolls need to be purged of illegal and deceased voters.

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    The ECI should learn from past voter ID errors for its new process, ensuring proper verification and transparency. Migrant workers face risks abroad, with systemic failures driving desperation. India should adhere to international sanctions on Russia. Cloud seeding offers only a temporary solution to pollution. Aligning labor policy with Manusmriti is inappropriate for a democratic nation.

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    Modern warfare is a tool of mass murder despite the obsolete idea of victory. Offering subsidies and support prices for alternative crops can reduce stubble burning. The Election Commission's credibility is at stake, requiring transparency in voter list verification. Nationwide electoral roll revision is needed. Voters should critically evaluate election manifesto promises. India's partnership with Russia marks a leap toward self-reliance in civil aviation.

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    Restraint in statecraft is crucial, unlike soldiering, which prioritizes action. AI requires self-monitoring to combat deepfakes and maintain digital safety. The government must secure the digital space and uphold public trust. Unresolved issues like stray dogs raise concerns about the ability to address larger challenges. Some state governments' actions compromise education quality for financial gain. A shoe-hurling incident requires punishment to uphold justice principles.

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    Restraint in statecraft may weaken deterrence. Women's safety requires daily, universal guarantees, beyond event-specific measures. Society's cooperation is crucial to combat drug-related crime. In Bihar, the NDA holds an advantage. Amritsar faces a waste management crisis. Schools need a balanced approach to discipline for better student preparedness for life.

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    India's diminishing tolerance for dissent is concerning, with academic freedom under threat. The silencing of voices and societal fragmentation hinder progress. The expulsion of scholars like Francesca Orsini is a setback. Commerce Minister's firm trade stance is noteworthy. The passing of Satish Shah is mourned for his impactful comedy.

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    Police forces are plagued by casteism, corruption, and political influence, hindering justice and requiring urgent reforms. India needs to boost indigenous oil production and promote electric vehicles. The FSSAI banned misleading 'ORS' beverages. The UN's relevance in preventing global conflicts is questioned. Technology is replacing genuine human connection.

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    Punjab faces economic strain due to high debt. Delhi's air pollution requires addressing the real sources and stricter law enforcement. The Election Commission is criticized for inaction on pre-election financial incentives. Congress is ceding ground to regional parties hoping for reciprocal support. India's afforestation efforts need further improvement and balanced regional implementation.

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    India's cautious approach to a BRICS common currency reflects strategic autonomy, prioritizing economic stability amidst growing US ties. Concerns are raised about the Lokpal's luxury car purchase and its effectiveness. Calls for organ donation awareness and government support for farmers impacted by heavy rains are emphasized.

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    Bihar's upcoming election will be a crucial test for alliances. A retired Air Marshal criticized a retired Vice Admiral for publicly disputing the IAF. The global economy needs flexible policies for sustainable growth. Diwali firecracker restrictions were widely ignored. Veteran comedian Asrani has passed away, known for his roles in Sholay and other films.

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    India is cautiously improving ties with Afghanistan, sending a message to Pakistan. Ladakh's statehood demand faces uncertainty, risking tensions. Police reforms are crucial due to corruption. India prioritizes its energy security while navigating relations with the US. An Indian Education Service and parental counseling are needed. Reopening the Rafah crossing offers hope to Palestinians, but lasting peace remains uncertain.

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    AI's unchecked growth threatens autonomy, demanding global ethical guidelines and cooperation. The judiciary exemplifies dignified response to provocation. Corruption within the police force necessitates reform and cleansing. A corruption-free workforce is crucial for national progress. India should not react to Trump's attempts to influence its oil purchases, and instead, prioritize energy security and autonomy.

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    India should prioritize employment and address public sentiment to counter geopolitical challenges. Punjab needs food processing to boost farm incomes. Hockey players demonstrated sportsmanship, contrasting with cricket's political influence. Actor Pankaj Dheer was remembered for his role and welfare work. Buying local Diwali products promotes self-reliance.

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    The RTI Act's effectiveness is hampered by delays, denials, and amendments. India should cultivate a culture of innovation and create indigenous AI capacity to avoid dependency. The Bihar NDA faces discord over seat-sharing; the BJP and JD(U) should act as elder brothers. Haryana Police is perceived as partisan.

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    Trump's efforts may end the Gaza war but lasting peace is uncertain; the Ukraine war also needs resolution. For peace, Trump must pressure Netanyahu. Counterfeit drugs and unethical pharma practices are a crime. Suicide is not the answer to problems. Climate-smart farming and future-focused agricultural strategies are essential.

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    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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    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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    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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    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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