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Opinion | What Priyanka Must Discard If She's Serious About Congress Revival
The problem lies in the fact that the current Congress leadership is entirely disconnected from the reality of what is and overly focused on what ought to be.
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Book Review | The Election That Defied Explanations
The book delves into the multiplicity of the 2024 Lok Sabha verdict. Instead of a single meta-narrative, there were several at playsome cancelling each other out, and some reinforcing one another.
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Opinion | Dear Rahul Gandhi, Do You Realise You're Hurting India's Common Folks?
The fact is, your constant name-calling and attacks on India's business and consumer sentiment have directly impacted the financial well-being of people like us.
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Opinion | Haryana And J&K: 'Modi Magic' Defies All Odds Again
All naysayers overlooked the fact that Modi's BJP today is one of the most adaptable political parties seen in a long time.
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Full List Of Veteran India Stars Who Can Be Retained As 'Uncapped' Ahead Of IPL 2025 Mega Auction
MS Dhoni is the obvious one, but who else can be retained in this manner?
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Opinion | The Helplessness Of Ladies In Oscar-Shortlisted Laapataa Ladies
Our contention then is with the dreamlike ease in Laapata Ladies with which things just fell into place for Phool and Jaya once they decide to appeal to society's conscience. Can society be absolved of its own guilt and wrongs so easily?
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Opinion | Making Women Feel Safe Makes Economic Sense, Too
The outrage this time is different, and that gives us hope. It has transcended petty politics. The political class stands discredited. The police administration is frightened. The Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognisance.
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Book Review | Perceptions About Muslims In New India
Hilal Ahmed's book is a foremost social scientist's take on the struggles and triumphs of Muslims in everyday life - their political participation, their survival strategies, their dialogue with modernity and liberalism.
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Blog | The Complex Emotions Bangladesh And Its Crisis Evoke In Me, An Indian
Alongside the term 'ghuspaithiye' and the range of emotions it evokes, there is a mix of empathy, pain, shared legacy, and a common love for Rabindra Sangeet - all experienced in varying degrees and at different times.
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Opinion | Russia Visit: An Emphatic Foreign Policy Statement From Modi 3.0
From inviting all neighbouring countries except China and Pakistan to his swearing-in ceremony, to strategic engagements at the G-7 summit in Italy, and now visits to Russia and Austria, Modi is making significant statements on the global stage.
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Blog | Why I, A Father Of Two, Am Terrified Of Dating Apps
Somehow, I have managed to convince myself that I will be able to persuade my children to ditch dating apps. Brick-and-mortar love - if I may call it that - is what I prefer over the elusive promises made online.
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Blog | Mardini Sisters And Eriksen: Two Stories That Prove Miracles Happen, All The Time
When faced with adversity, saviours often emerge from unexpected places. For Yusra, it was a German swimming coach who helped her realise her Olympic dream. For Eriksen, it was the immediate support from his teammates.
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Opinion | Let's Savour The Maidaan Moments Of 2024 Lok Sabha Verdict
The message from voters to politicians, as is evident from upsets and surprises, has been very clear: to use a slightly altered version of the inimitable Steve Jobs' words: stay humble and stay foolish.
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Opinion: What Modi's CM Surprises Reveal About BJP's Succession Planning
Since the new BJP has a systematic plan in place for effecting a generational shift, it boldly nominates candidates who might surprise traditional observers. These choices are made with an eye on the party's future readiness.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Needs To Know - Mandal 2.0 Has Limited Appeal
I have seen the Mandal phenomenon altering the basic grammar of India's politics in ways not much else could.
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Opinion | What Priyanka Must Discard If She's Serious About Congress Revival
The problem lies in the fact that the current Congress leadership is entirely disconnected from the reality of what is and overly focused on what ought to be.
-
Book Review | The Election That Defied Explanations
The book delves into the multiplicity of the 2024 Lok Sabha verdict. Instead of a single meta-narrative, there were several at playsome cancelling each other out, and some reinforcing one another.
-
Opinion | Dear Rahul Gandhi, Do You Realise You're Hurting India's Common Folks?
The fact is, your constant name-calling and attacks on India's business and consumer sentiment have directly impacted the financial well-being of people like us.
-
Opinion | Haryana And J&K: 'Modi Magic' Defies All Odds Again
All naysayers overlooked the fact that Modi's BJP today is one of the most adaptable political parties seen in a long time.
-
Full List Of Veteran India Stars Who Can Be Retained As 'Uncapped' Ahead Of IPL 2025 Mega Auction
MS Dhoni is the obvious one, but who else can be retained in this manner?
-
Opinion | The Helplessness Of Ladies In Oscar-Shortlisted Laapataa Ladies
Our contention then is with the dreamlike ease in Laapata Ladies with which things just fell into place for Phool and Jaya once they decide to appeal to society's conscience. Can society be absolved of its own guilt and wrongs so easily?
-
Opinion | Making Women Feel Safe Makes Economic Sense, Too
The outrage this time is different, and that gives us hope. It has transcended petty politics. The political class stands discredited. The police administration is frightened. The Supreme Court has taken suo motu cognisance.
-
Book Review | Perceptions About Muslims In New India
Hilal Ahmed's book is a foremost social scientist's take on the struggles and triumphs of Muslims in everyday life - their political participation, their survival strategies, their dialogue with modernity and liberalism.
-
Blog | The Complex Emotions Bangladesh And Its Crisis Evoke In Me, An Indian
Alongside the term 'ghuspaithiye' and the range of emotions it evokes, there is a mix of empathy, pain, shared legacy, and a common love for Rabindra Sangeet - all experienced in varying degrees and at different times.
-
Opinion | Russia Visit: An Emphatic Foreign Policy Statement From Modi 3.0
From inviting all neighbouring countries except China and Pakistan to his swearing-in ceremony, to strategic engagements at the G-7 summit in Italy, and now visits to Russia and Austria, Modi is making significant statements on the global stage.
-
Blog | Why I, A Father Of Two, Am Terrified Of Dating Apps
Somehow, I have managed to convince myself that I will be able to persuade my children to ditch dating apps. Brick-and-mortar love - if I may call it that - is what I prefer over the elusive promises made online.
-
Blog | Mardini Sisters And Eriksen: Two Stories That Prove Miracles Happen, All The Time
When faced with adversity, saviours often emerge from unexpected places. For Yusra, it was a German swimming coach who helped her realise her Olympic dream. For Eriksen, it was the immediate support from his teammates.
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Opinion | Let's Savour The Maidaan Moments Of 2024 Lok Sabha Verdict
The message from voters to politicians, as is evident from upsets and surprises, has been very clear: to use a slightly altered version of the inimitable Steve Jobs' words: stay humble and stay foolish.
-
Opinion: What Modi's CM Surprises Reveal About BJP's Succession Planning
Since the new BJP has a systematic plan in place for effecting a generational shift, it boldly nominates candidates who might surprise traditional observers. These choices are made with an eye on the party's future readiness.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Needs To Know - Mandal 2.0 Has Limited Appeal
I have seen the Mandal phenomenon altering the basic grammar of India's politics in ways not much else could.
