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Enhancing Water Storage Capacity: Need of the Hour in India
Pintu Kumar Mahla
India is currently experiencing a serious water-deficit crisis. In the years to come, the deficit will increase further. The issue is that demand is infrequently met by the erratic, regional, and temporal distribution of precipitation.
View from Across the Border: We are Our Worst Enemies
Mohammad Shehzad
Time has come for Pakistan to compete with India in good things like education, healthcare, art and music and democracy. The truth is that India was never our enemy. We have failed ourselves. We are our own worst enemies.
Audio Leaks and their Negative Impact on Pakistani Politics
Syed Eesar Mehdi
The audio leaks have set off a negative impulse in Pakistani society which will have an adverse impact on democratic politics in the country for a long time to come. It is likely to give rise to pervasive cynicism and lack of public trust in the existing system that includes the army and may create the context for the rise of orthodox forces who lay emphasis on ethics and morality.
Contextualizing the Appointment of Pakistan’s New Army Chief and Implications for India
Syed Eesar Mehdi
The appointment of Asim Munir as the new army chief of Pakistan has dominated the political conversations and television talk shows in Pakistan, however, it wouldn’t make much difference as far as India’s interests are concerned.