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    China's Rocket 921 may carry out a crewed mission to the Moon by 2027

    Manned landings could indeed be a hoax. There is no reason for the US, of all countries to not try to replicate it, with all the advanced tech we have now. It is basic logic. Besides, human beings would start colonising the moon in this century. We can't just risk all life by staying on one...
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    Hindu verse in Oppenheimer sex scene angers India right-wing

    It has had the biggest Hollywood opening in India this year. Religious nuts will cry. That's their job. Great movie.
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    India Ties up With UAE to Settle Trade in Rupees

    That's a water balloon, used in the festival of Holi.
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    No MPs and only 04 MLAs in India - BJP's march towards 'Muslim Mukt (Free) Bharat'

    I would support a modern Muslim as a candidate. But they don't rise up the ranks.
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    India to overtake US as world's second largest economy by 2075: Report

    We can improve the per capita too, with massive investments in education and research. The government needs to employ the significant number of illiterate/ poorly educated folk in construction of nationwide infrastructure. We can start government owned large farms to increase productivity. We...
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    India Ties up With UAE to Settle Trade in Rupees

    The process to replace oil is underway in most countries. The oil producers have 1-2 decades left to switch to other productive industries. There will a drastic shift in preception of wealth once that oil income reduces. Diversified countries like the US, China, Japan, south Korea, european...
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    25 countries halve multidimensional poverty: UNDP

    India has universal access to food, as part of policy. Sometimes, a few people get left out due to lack of education/ papers or the corrupt person assigned to distribution. There have been large strides in poverty alleviation and creation of infrastructure. Remember, cost of living is low...
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    Islamophobia In The Indian Workplace: A Tale Of 3 Muslim Women

    You're correct about your rising numbers. But those are mostly the ones who were born into the faith. New converts are a very small percentage. And remember, a lot of folks that you consider religious are just pretending, to avoid the wrath of law/ society. Particularly in Arab countries...
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    Islamophobia In The Indian Workplace: A Tale Of 3 Muslim Women

    The Christians these days are mostly non practicing, anyways. Add those numbers.
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    Islamophobia In The Indian Workplace: A Tale Of 3 Muslim Women

    You won't survive against atheists. We are smarter. China is a prime example.
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    Islamophobia In The Indian Workplace: A Tale Of 3 Muslim Women

    Could be true. I'm a Delhite, and I avoid highly religious people like the plague. Hard to work with them. If someone is a vegetarian, or doesn't eat pork/beef, I can make fun of them and do my thing. Someone wearing a hijab around me makes it clear that she feels men are a threat. Most guys...
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    Pakistan receives $2 billion from Saudi Arabia: Ishaq Dar

    The value of the dollar comes from what it can buy, and its stability. Saudi would buy real and financial assets with this dollars(aside from whatever reserves it keeps.) Liquid cash is just a part of an investor's portfolio, not the entirety of it.
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    Pakistani Woman Went to India with 4 Kids After Falling in Love with an Indian Man on PUBG

    If she is sent to Pakistan, she would most likely be killed. Case is fit for asylum.
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    China on track to blow past Xi’s clean power goal 5 years early, thanks to booming solar sector

    A great achievement. Fossil fuels would lose relevance in a decade, or two .
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    1965 war with India was Pakistan's biggest blunder, says Ishtiaq Ahmed

    If I was creating nations, I would allow separate states for the religious and secular folk, with migration allowed if a person's views changed. Hell, both countries can still do this. Create separate religious and secular cities.
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    These are the world’s happiest countries, according to new research: US #15

    I agree with the Indian rank. We struggle a lot for getting a good life, securing our finances, the spaces are crowded, and the infrastructure is still under development. Our issues are largely poverty related, and will fade over time with growing industrialization and prosperity. Living a...
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    Swedish court allowed to burn Quran: Insulted and Burned down !

    It is a well known method of protest. Religious people employ it as well. https://www.cbc.ca/strombo/news/25-years-ago-uk-protesters-burned-copy-of-salman-rushdie-satanic-verses
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    It was his birthday’: Muslim lynched over beef in western India

    That's what religious conservatism gets you.
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