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  • Look At KCR And Jagan's Numbers. And You See Why They Matter
    IP Bajpai
    The headline on the Telegana and Andhra Pradesh elections from a national perspective is the Federal Front, which is the dream of the current Chief Minister and strongman of Telengana, K Chandrasekhar Rao( KCR), who sees this non-BJP, non-Congress coalition as the third force in Indian politics, with him moving from effectively being the Nizam of H...
    Opinion
  • Why Some In Government Appear To Agree With Congress On AFSPA
    Neeta Sharma
    Amid the debate on the Congress promise to amend the Armed Forces Special Powers Act or AFSPA, there have been some contrarian views from within the establishment.
    Blog
  • Advani's Blog, Joshi's Secret Talks Needle BJP Before Polls
    Swati Chaturvedi
    The founder of the BJP and its second president, LK Advani, relegated by the all-powerful duo of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Amit Shah to the party's Margdarshak Mandal (old age home), seems to have revolted just days ahead of voting for the national election.
    Opinion
  • Modi Reveals Desperation Days Before Election Begins
    Brinda Karat
    India has been and is united against all these acts of terror, regardless of the religious garb the terrorists use to justify their acts. But today, it is India's great misfortune that it has as a Prime Minister a man who can find ways even to divide people in their resistance to terror attacks on an utterly communal agenda.
    Opinion
  • The Incredible BJP-Congress Role Reversal
    Mihir Swarup Sharma
    Most absurdly, if it is being treated as a government-sponsored channel, and receiving government advertisements, then it is clearly a case of government money going into electioneering at the time when the model code of conduct is in operation. How blatant a violation of rules and of propriety can one expect to see?
    Opinion
  • Supreme Court Verdict On Insolvency Law Hits Credibility Of RBI
    Andy Mukherjee | Bloomberg
    Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down a controversial 2018 directive from the Reserve Bank of India, which gave lenders a 180-day deadline to resolve non-performing loans.
    Opinion
  • Congress Manifesto Reminds PM Modi What Reform Looks Like
    Mihir Sharma, Bloomberg
    Five years on, the choice between PM Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party and the Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, seems to have been reset. For many, PM Modi's government has not lived up to expectations. While he brought a new energy to governance, a lack of familiarity with policy combined with a lack of competence in his party and cabinet to stymie his ...
    Opinion
  • A Home-Made Water Purifier Can Help Keep Diseases At Bay
    Aryaan Mehra
    Clean drinking water is the premier and most important step in lifting communities out of illnesses and poverty. The provision of clean and safe drinking water is a basic right for every individual, but unfortunately not in India.
    Blog
  • Dear WhatsApp, Amethi Isn't Risky For Rahul. Wayanad Is
    Aunindyo Chakravarty
    Since 2004, Amethi has been Rahul Gandhi's nursery: the seat from where the Congress party has been nurturing its plans for him to become PM.
    Blog
  • Rahul Gandhi Proves A Serious Contender With A+ Manifesto
    Sudheendra Kulkarni
    A true leader is one who puts himself to tougher tests than others. Furthermore, he asks people to subject him and his utterances to closer scrutiny than they normally do with ordinary crowd-pleasers.
    Opinion
  • Rahul Gandhi And Congress Prove Their Inability To Fight BJP
    Brinda Karat
    The Congress under Rahul Gandhi has lost the plot. On the pretext of establishing his pan-India leadership, he has decided to stand from Wayanad, a constituency in the southern state of Kerala, to fight not the BJP, which has little presence there, but the Left. In another southern state, Karnataka, the Congress is a partner in the ruling alliance....
    Opinion
  • Rahul Gandhi's Wayanad Move Shows Off New Congress Strategy
    Swati Chaturvedi
    As Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party announced that he would be contesting Wayanad in Kerala besides Amethi, his traditional seat, a huge outcry went up from the usual suspects.
    Opinion
  • Elections Come And Go, When Will The Poor Win?
    IP Bajpai
    It is not that there hasn't been visible change in the villages of India. Almost all villages have 18 hours or more of electricity, some access to water, latrines, many villagers have gas and a few even have pucca houses. But the fact is, real poverty hasn't disappeared.
    Blog
  • The Tale Of Paradise And Its Protectors
    Sukirti Dwivedi
    "Agar firdaus bar roo-e zameen ast, Hameen ast-o hameen ast-o hameen ast" (If there is heaven on earth, it is here, it is here, it is here) -- Amir Khusro's famous words were ringing in my ears as I landed in Srinagar for my first trip to Kashmir.
    Blog
  • <i>"Made In Heaven"</i> Delivers Stories Worth Telling - Extra Credit For Hope
    Sonal Joshi
    Writers like Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti are telling our stories, undisguised and unsweetened - of a confident Naya Bharat that celebrates diversity, is inclusive and hopeful of overcoming the odds. What's not to celebrate - or watch?
    Blog

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