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Karl Marx’s views on religion are an integral part of his broader critique of capitalism and social structures. He saw
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Learn how to protect savings from inflation as rising prices erode purchasing power, impact debt, and threaten long-term financial security.
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Sociology examines large-scale social structures in modern societies, while anthropology studies diverse cultures and traditions, often through immersive, qualitative methods.
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India, with its rich and diverse heritage, offers a fascinating variety of historical records. The study of Indian history involves
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Are you a business owner looking for a fresh way to fund your company’s growth? Look no further than revenue
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Dr. Ashwani Kumar and Dr. Vikas Bhandari “It is necessary to know what others sense, rather than just focusing on
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Parth Raman The title of this opinion-based article has been taken by the influence of the blockbuster Bollywood movie “Tiger
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Arvind “There is a world of difference in the conquered adopting the institutions of the conqueror and the same people
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Dr. Ashwani Kumar “Entertainment satisfies what we know, while education extends what we can imagine.” The modern education system is
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Human Rights in the Asia-Pacific Region:
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