Without adequate deliberation, the proposed common entrance test by DU-CET from the next academic session on might repeat the pitfalls of issues it aims to avoid.
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Environmental Disasters: Why International Law Must Recognise Climate Refugees
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In 2021, as hate crimes against minorities rose, the media stood silent. This year started with more hate, but it sparked national outrage. As a target of the misogynist anti-minority …
Netflix Series ‘The Club’ Offers a Window Into 1950s Istanbul
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