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Nuclear Deterrence: The Only Effective Alternative to Counter Genocidal Nuclear Weapons

Introduction The advent of nuclear weapons has profoundly transformed international security and warfare dynamics. Since the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, the world has grappled with the devastating consequences of nuclear warfare. While nuclear disarmament remains a noble aspiration, the reality of global politics suggests that nuclear deterrence is the most effective strategy…

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Global Terrorism: A Looming Threat to World Peace and the Need for a United Response

Introduction The last two decades have witnessed a significant rise in international terrorism, posing a severe challenge to global peace and security. Terrorism, driven by ideological, political, economic, and religious motives, has affected almost every part of the world. Nations have been compelled to rethink their security policies, strengthen international cooperation, and take firm actions…

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The Bodo Problem: An Analysis of Its Origins, Challenges, and the 2020 Peace Agreement

Introduction The Bodo problem has been one of the most complex ethnic and political issues in India, particularly in Assam. The conflict primarily involves the Bodo ethnic group, which has historically demanded greater autonomy, recognition of its cultural identity, and territorial rights. Over the decades, the movement has seen periods of violent insurgency, political negotiations,…

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Key Irritants in Indo-Nepal Bilateral Relations: Challenges and Prospects

India and Nepal share deep historical, cultural, and geographical ties. However, their relationship has seen occasional strains due to various political, economic, and strategic issues. Some of the key irritants in Indo-Nepal bilateral relations include: 1. Border Disputes 2. Nepal’s Perception of Indian Interference Nepal often views India’s influence in its internal politics as interference….

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The Politics of Secularism: Analyzing Religion, Ethnic Violence, and Political Strategy

Introduction The relationship between religion, ethnic violence, and secularism is complex and deeply interwoven in political discourse. The statement that “the politics of religion and ethnic violence is basically the politics of secularism and secularization” suggests that secularism, rather than being a neutral force, often plays an active role in shaping conflicts and political strategies….

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Controlling Anger: A Path to Personal and Professional Harmony

Introduction Anger is a powerful yet destructive emotion that can impact both personal and professional life. While it is a natural human reaction to frustration, injustice, or provocation, uncontrolled anger can lead to damaged relationships, poor decision-making, and even health issues. In professional settings, anger can result in workplace conflicts, reduced productivity, and a toxic…

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Emotional Intelligence in Administrative Practices: A Key to Effective and Ethical Governance

Introduction Emotional Intelligence (EI) is increasingly recognized as a critical skill in administration, enabling civil servants, bureaucrats, and public administrators to make informed, empathetic, and ethical decisions. In the context of governance, emotional intelligence helps in handling stress, resolving conflicts, improving public relations, and fostering an efficient administrative environment. This article explores the role, significance,…

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Fostering Tolerance and Compassion Among Civil Servants

Introduction Civil servants play a crucial role in governance, administration, and public service. Their responsibilities involve decision-making, implementation of policies, and interaction with diverse communities. In a multicultural and democratic society, tolerance and compassion are essential qualities for civil servants to ensure inclusive and just governance. A tolerant and compassionate civil servant can bridge societal…

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