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Opinion | After The Heat And The Poll Fever Subside - By Rajmohan Gandhi
If India were to reject democracy, all of humanity would experience a bitter setback.
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Opinion | 'Beyond Votes - A Slice of Hope Amidst Gloom': Rajmohan Gandhi Writes
Democracy does not live or die by votes alone. What India's citizens do outside the polling booth and on days other than voting day is also of consequence.
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Opinion: Inclusiveness Can't Be Just About Appealing To Backward Castes
The opening days of a new year are appropriate for raising a broad question or two. As a nation and a people, are we Indians becoming kinder over time?
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Opinion: The Resilience Of Congress And Of INDIA Is Being Tested
The really significant political divide is between the BJP and its allies on the one hand and the INDIA bloc on the other.
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Opinion: As C Rajagopalachari's Grandson, My Questions On Sengol Story
Would giving this Sengol a permanent place inside the Lok Sabha chamber be true to the letter and the spirit of the Constitution?
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Opinion: We Are Neglecting These Two Large Countries
India, Brazil, and Nigeria clearly have much in common. Their modern stories suggest that the state of human rights in a diverse country may be strongly connected to the respect and friendship that different communities give to one another.
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Opinion: Thank God For Independent Minds
The friend who sent me this wonderful story adds: "I am speechless at Mohan's courage and diligent effort in this entire episode."
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Opinion: Don't Be Shocked If Mughal Art, Cuisine Get New Names
A renamed building or garden may not be able to protest, but we know that human beings don't like it when others give them new names.
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Opinion: Does PM Modi's "One Earth, One Family" Slogan Apply To India?
As they hear or read these stirring words, the people of the world, as also the people of India, will demand to know whether the Indian family is to be broken up, with some members pushed to a dark basement or a roofless outhouse.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's Yatra Is A Landmark. Even If...
By openly confronting nafrat, Rahul Gandhi's yatra may have broken the spell of fear. Bharat Jodo has turned out to be an excellent slogan. It is a necessary one, too.
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Opinion: For PM Modi's Vision Of "One Family", Changes Are Needed
In order to help humanity move in that direction, all of us including Mr. Modi have to work to turn the Indian people into one family of mutual trust, mutual goodwill, and mutual respect.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Fumbles With Savarkar Remark But Yatra Is Needed
We may fault Rahul for a needless remark. But we should recognize his bold, arduous, and much-needed initiative.
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Opinion: What PM Modi Said At Bali - Versus The Reality
Returning to India after a thirty-month exile imposed by Covid, I am struck by the helpful attitude of people. I've run into multiple scenes of strangers offering support to those needing it on trains and at stations and airports, and I have personal
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Opinion: Rishi Sunak's Perfectly-Crafted First Speech - by Rajmohan Gandhi
The brilliant short speech Rishi Sunak made after King Charles III asked him to be the Premier is worth studying by every aspirant for office in any democracy, and by all students of politics.
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Author Rajmohan Gandhi Breaks Down Over "Filthy Lies" About Jawahar Lal Nehru
Author and historian Rajmohan Gandhi broke down while talking about the country's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru at Khushwant Singh Litfest in Kasauli noting that there were "false stories about good man, great man, brilliant man".
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Opinion | After The Heat And The Poll Fever Subside - By Rajmohan Gandhi
If India were to reject democracy, all of humanity would experience a bitter setback.
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Opinion | 'Beyond Votes - A Slice of Hope Amidst Gloom': Rajmohan Gandhi Writes
Democracy does not live or die by votes alone. What India's citizens do outside the polling booth and on days other than voting day is also of consequence.
-
Opinion: Inclusiveness Can't Be Just About Appealing To Backward Castes
The opening days of a new year are appropriate for raising a broad question or two. As a nation and a people, are we Indians becoming kinder over time?
-
Opinion: The Resilience Of Congress And Of INDIA Is Being Tested
The really significant political divide is between the BJP and its allies on the one hand and the INDIA bloc on the other.
-
Opinion: As C Rajagopalachari's Grandson, My Questions On Sengol Story
Would giving this Sengol a permanent place inside the Lok Sabha chamber be true to the letter and the spirit of the Constitution?
-
Opinion: We Are Neglecting These Two Large Countries
India, Brazil, and Nigeria clearly have much in common. Their modern stories suggest that the state of human rights in a diverse country may be strongly connected to the respect and friendship that different communities give to one another.
-
Opinion: Thank God For Independent Minds
The friend who sent me this wonderful story adds: "I am speechless at Mohan's courage and diligent effort in this entire episode."
-
Opinion: Don't Be Shocked If Mughal Art, Cuisine Get New Names
A renamed building or garden may not be able to protest, but we know that human beings don't like it when others give them new names.
-
Opinion: Does PM Modi's "One Earth, One Family" Slogan Apply To India?
As they hear or read these stirring words, the people of the world, as also the people of India, will demand to know whether the Indian family is to be broken up, with some members pushed to a dark basement or a roofless outhouse.
-
Opinion: Rahul Gandhi's Yatra Is A Landmark. Even If...
By openly confronting nafrat, Rahul Gandhi's yatra may have broken the spell of fear. Bharat Jodo has turned out to be an excellent slogan. It is a necessary one, too.
-
Opinion: For PM Modi's Vision Of "One Family", Changes Are Needed
In order to help humanity move in that direction, all of us including Mr. Modi have to work to turn the Indian people into one family of mutual trust, mutual goodwill, and mutual respect.
-
Opinion: Rahul Gandhi Fumbles With Savarkar Remark But Yatra Is Needed
We may fault Rahul for a needless remark. But we should recognize his bold, arduous, and much-needed initiative.
-
Opinion: What PM Modi Said At Bali - Versus The Reality
Returning to India after a thirty-month exile imposed by Covid, I am struck by the helpful attitude of people. I've run into multiple scenes of strangers offering support to those needing it on trains and at stations and airports, and I have personal
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Opinion: Rishi Sunak's Perfectly-Crafted First Speech - by Rajmohan Gandhi
The brilliant short speech Rishi Sunak made after King Charles III asked him to be the Premier is worth studying by every aspirant for office in any democracy, and by all students of politics.
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Author Rajmohan Gandhi Breaks Down Over "Filthy Lies" About Jawahar Lal Nehru
Author and historian Rajmohan Gandhi broke down while talking about the country's first Prime Minister Jawahar Lal Nehru at Khushwant Singh Litfest in Kasauli noting that there were "false stories about good man, great man, brilliant man".
