Monday, Sep 20, 2021
Feb 15, 2011 Michael Schwartz A primer for President Obama so that he is prepared for the next round of political upheavals after setting new standards for foreign policy incoherence and incompetence
Mar 09, 2005 Michael Schwartz Why the U.S. cannot correct its military blunders in Iraq despite its initial successful assault, and the latest American theories about the Iraqi resistance.
Those who are forever trying to figure out what is going on have a good opportunity for diagnostics based on what happens on election day and afterward. Here are a few of the key indicators that we should all be looking at.
Dec 21, 2004 Michael Schwartz The chilling reality of what Fallujah has become is only now seeping out, as the American military continues to block almost all access to the city, whether to reporters, its former residents, or aid groups like the Red Crescent Society.
Our addiction to opinion polls has done more than enhance the already unacceptable power of the media; it has also redirected our attention and efforts away from policy and toward trivial personality contests at a time when much is at stake.
Hidden in the confusion and jumbled mass of new violent outbreaks and conflicting pronouncements by all sides of the Iraqi conflict is an entirely new American military-political strategy that promises to wreak further havoc in the cities of Iraq.
The assault on the holy city of Najaf, with its attendant slaughter of combatants and civilians, its destruction of whole neighborhoods, and its threat to Shia holy cites is fraught with the possibility of another major military defeat.
Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra outside her bungalow at Chharabra near Shimla.
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Congress President Soniya Gandhi enjoys the pleasant weather outside the bungalow at Chharabra in Shimla.
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Waterlogged railway tracks due to heavy rain, near Tikiapara Railway Station in Howrah district.
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Students attend a class at a school that reopened after ease in COVID-19 lockdown restrictions, in Sangli.
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Hindu devotees perform rituals for their ancestors on the first day of 'Pitru Paksha' at Sangam in Prayagraj.
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India is poised to become a global education hub with the government introducing major policy changes
Outlook's annual ranking of India’s top 50 State Private Universities in 2021 will help students make an informed choice.
Jain to Patidar. Was caste a decisive factor in the BJP’s choice for CM during the recent change of guard in Gujarat?
With all foreign soldiers out of Afghanistan, the Taliban is now in a position to do pretty much what it wants.
Sep 13, 2021 Seema Guha 
It can be a crucial stepping stone to develop young minds to appreciate the importance of practising honesty throughout their academic journey and lay the foundations for successful professional careers.
Sep 12, 2021 Chaitali Moitra 
One can be pro-religion, but against coerced religion; one can be pro-vaccines, but against coercion and mandates
Sep 12, 2021 Kameswari Chebrolu 
We can do anything with the Cloud. Buy and sell, eat, cook, get our clothes, houses, cars, watch movies, read books, listen to music, talk, write, communicate, ask, create, teach, learn, heal…. Schools must prepare children for this world.
Sep 12, 2021 Sugata Mitra 
