EAM: Border peace crucial for India-China relations
The New Indian Express|December 05, 2024
In the Rajya Sabha, Jaishankar says de-escalation to be discussed in coming days
RAJESH KUMAR THAKUR
EAM: Border peace crucial for India-China relations

EXTERNAL Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday that peace and tranquility along the Line of Actual Control is a pre-requisite in advancing India-China bilateral ties and the two sides will be discussing de-escalation and effective management of activities in these areas in the coming days.

Making a statement on India-China relations in the Rajya Sabha, Jaishankar said the government's next priority will be de-escalation, which will address the massing of troops along the LAC with associated accompaniments. He pointed out that full disengagement in eastern Ladakh had been achieved through a step-by-step process, culminating in Depsang and Demchok. Jaishankar said India remains clear that three key principles must be observed in all circumstances.

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DMK made VCK chief skip event: Vijay

CHENNAI: Releasing the book 'Ellorukkumana Thalaivar Ambedkar' on Friday, TVK chief actor Vijay faulted Thol Thirumavalavan for skipping the event, and said the pressure from coalition partner DMK may have made the VCK president to stay away.

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Centre gives ₹945 cr for Cyclone Fengal relief; TN seeks ₹6,675 cr

Due to unprecedented quantum of rainfall, TN incurred huge losses: CM

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Sasikumar-Simran's next titled Tourist Family
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Sasikumar-Simran's next titled Tourist Family

DEBUT director Abishan Jeevinth's film, starring Sasikumar and Simran in the lead, has been titled Tourist Family, the makers announced on Friday with a title teaser.

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This heartwarming film is fun while it lasts
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This heartwarming film is fun while it lasts

DEBUT director Selvah Kumar Thirumaaran's Family Padam is not the first film about films or an aspiring filmmaker, nor will it be the last. Such films usually show the aspiring filmmaker struggling on their own, or with their family either trying to stop them from pursuing their dreams or backing them with a little pep talk. Family Padam tells to what extent a family goes to make the filmmaking dreams of one of the three brothers come true.

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Thrilling, thoughtful, but troubled
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Thrilling, thoughtful, but troubled

WHY do we like Pushparaj? He doesn't care to look conventionally attractive. His shoulders are lopsided, his hair unkempt, his speech brimming with contempt. His work? Smuggling red sanders. His retribution? A fierce defiance of systematic oppression, making him a figure of political utility. And his manner of retribution? Ruthless. As he says, he kills \"without mercy.\" In this sequel, Pushpa seems almost possessed, his machete slicing through limbs as though they were branches from a tree.

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Smart writing ensures a rousing experience
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Smart writing ensures a rousing experience

HERE is a delightful old-school essence spread across Rahul Dholakia's Agni. Its portrayal of Mumbai and Mumbaikars seems to exist in a bygone era in how its protagonist, Vitthal Surve (Pratik Gandhi), displays a quaint middle-class charm.

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Painting plight and PRIDE
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Painting plight and PRIDE

An art exhibition named Haunting Cargoes’ revolving around the theme of truck, takes the spectators through the overpowering issues of social disparities, labour, and exploitation

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From facts to fiction
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From facts to fiction

ANDHYA Rajasekhar is a mentor who taught us that the cornerstone of journalism is truth. I walk through the memory lanes of 2018 and recall myself listening to this HOD's lectures and seminars. With her commitment to excellence in teaching and writing, she trained us to be the fact-reporting journalists.

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CELEBRATION OF A CULTURAL FIESTA

OP Vaishnav College for Women presents this year's edition of Shringar, A Celebration of Art and Culture, that will be held on December 9, 10 and 11.

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A legacy of learning
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A legacy of learning

HAT started as a humble endeavor to provide quality education has now become a legacy of learning – Shankar IAS Academy celebrates 20 years of excellence. Celebrating their Institute Day on Friday, the auditorium of Anna Centenary Library was filled with stories of success and commitment.

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