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Your View: 2001 background checks bill deserves a chance to pass

Your View: 2001 background checks bill deserves a chance to pass
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Rashmika Makes It Top Top 5 Of India s Number 1 Heroine Along With Deepika Padukone & Alia Bhatt

Rashmika Makes It Top Top 5 Of India s Number 1 Heroine Along With Deepika Padukone & Alia Bhatt
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Modi s party to win India s 2024 polls, seat share may fall — survey – The Frontier Post

Modi s party to win India s 2024 polls, seat share may fall — survey – The Frontier Post
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INDIA bloc likely to win 166 Lok Sabha seats and Congress 71, finds survey: What numbers say

The India Today Mood of the Nation Poll reveals that the Opposition s INDIA bloc is likely to bag 38.3% votes in the 2024 Lok Sabha polls. The Congress alone may win 19% of the votes while the BJP is likely to clinch nearly 40% of the total vote share.

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The young are losing faith in democracy Here s what to do about it

How much do Americans really care about democracy? The disturbing answer: Less and less, especially among the young. | Opinion

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