Kanica Rakhra

@Kanica_Rakhra

Consultant, Ministry of External Affairs, India. Tweets are personal. RT not endorsements

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    Jan 13

    What you want to know right now. She is Prof Rohini Godbole from IISc Bangalore. A particle physicist & a Padma Shri recipient. Today she is awarded with Ordre National du Mérite, among the highest distinctions bestowed by France. For promoting women in science. She is a star.

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    Jan 2

    India’s UNSC tenure 2021-2022 On Jan 1, India joined UNSC as non permanent member for 2 yrs. Coming in challenging envt, India has d opp to secure nat interest thru int leadership.

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    Jan 2

    🇮🇳 India’s Arctic Policy Opportunity for you to contribute by sending comments and feedback Click here 👇🏼 - to submit your ideas💡 and participate in making. Last date: 26 January 2021

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    30 Dec 2020

    As India returns to the Security Council for it’s 8th tenure (2021-2022) on 1 January 2021, here are glimpses of the previous seven innings of

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    28 Dec 2020

    A fabulous story: I was a boy who loved to read but couldn’t afford to buy so many books. Selling books to buy books for myself seemed a novel way of funding my reading habit.

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    25 Dec 2020

    Shamsur Rahman Faruqi (1935-2020): Why this death leaves a permanent patch of darkness in literature via

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    21 Dec 2020

    India's new Europolitik: Delhi now sees European powers as natural partners in constructing a durable balance of power in Indo-Pacific via

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    10 Dec 2020

    Don't trust atoms, they make up everything. ⚛

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    14 Dec 2020

    A look at the military lessons of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Azerbaijan’s successful use of drones proved a tactical sensation. The use of UAS in this conflict marks an evolution more so than a revolution in the applications of airpower.

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    7 Dec 2020

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    2 Dec 2020

    78 years ago on this day, Enrico Fermi and his team achieved world's first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction at Chicago Pile-1.

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    23 Nov 2020

    Just as we teach children to observe physical hygiene for its benefits to our health, we need to teach them to cultivate emotional hygiene. They need to learn how to tackle their destructive emotions and achieve peace of mind.

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    21 Nov 2020

    "Europe believed that it could change China by engaging with them, however I suspect China will change the EU before the EU changes China", says :

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    18 Nov 2020

    Wide-ranging conversation with MFA on India-EU relations: the EU should look at Asia with a wider focus than trade and investment. India would like to see a more strategic EU (# security and defence) Watch on YouTube: via

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    9 Nov 2020

    “Books are key to understanding the world and participating in a democratic society.” Carl Sagan, born on this day in 1934, on reading and democracy

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    9 Nov 2020

    CV Raman, sailing from India to England in 1921, published letters in Nature as he went: ‘The Colours of Breathed-on Plates’, ‘The Radiant Spectrum’, ‘Smoky Quartz’, and a fourth from the port of Aden, ‘A Method of Improving Visibility of Distant Objects’.

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    2 Nov 2020

    ., NIF Fellow and translator of, In Freedom's Shade, writes an EXCLUSIVE piece for the NIF BLOG. Read the full piece here:

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    29 Oct 2020

    Homi Bhabha returned to India from England in 1939 & decided to stay, going on to become the father of India's nuclear programme. On his 111th birth anniversary, take a look back at his life & legacy, in this piece by ThePrint's Taran Deol .

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    24 Oct 2020

    As marks its 75th Anniversary, reformed multilateralism has become an essential imperative. India will enter UNSC in January 2021 as a non-permanent member.

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    24 Oct 2020

    Today marks the start of ! Be sure to visit our dedicated website to see what special events are coming up 👉

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