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Opinion: Forgive Me If I'm Not Crying For Musharraf
How did you feel when you heard that General Pervez Musharraf had died? Were you sad? Were you overjoyed? Did you feel a tinge of sorrow and regret? Or did you find it hard to control your jubilation? I'll tell you how I felt.
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"Varanasi Live" Shows How Modi Has Rewritten Politics - by Vir Sanghvi
Anyone looking for proof that the BJP has completely transformed Indian politics need only have watched today's live TV coverage of the Prime Minister's latest Benaras adventures.
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Opinion: Yogi Does For Priyanka What PK Couldn't - by Vir Sanghvi
It is a strange world where the man who causes a turnaround in Priyanka Gandhi's political fortunes is the guy who appears to despise her.
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"Wasn't Bourbon Biscuit Longer?" Britannia Responds To Query About Size
Britannia's official handle responded to a query by food author Vir Sanghvi about the size of their popular Bourbon biscuits.
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Opinion: Amarinder Singh's Exit Proves 7 New Congress Qualities
Chief Ministers always come and go. But the real importance of the resignation of Captain Amarinder Singh lies less in what it means for Punjab politics, and more in what it tells us about the Congress party of today. With each passing day, it become
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Up Close With Vir And Raaj Sanghvi: The Father-Son Duo With An Intense Passion For Food
Famous food author Vir Sanghvi and his son, food entrepreneur Raaj Sanghvi spoke about all things food in an exclusive conversation with NDTV Food.
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Excerpt: Rajiv Gandhi's Strong Dislike For Zail Singh As President
Exclusive excerpt from 'A Rude Life: The Memoir' by Vir Sanghvi.
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Opinion: Jitin Prasada's Move Reflects Worse On BJP Than Congress
Dynasts will come and go. But the real danger to the Congress comes not from a privileged elite or even, the BJP. It comes from the inability of its leadership to manage the party.
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Opinion: Opinion: So, No, Mr Modi Does Not Know How To Sweep Elections
If the results of the Bengal election force the government to focus more on the pandemic and less on politicking, campaigning and legislator-purchasing then India will have gained. And lives will be saved.
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Opinion: Rahul Gandhi vs G-23 Is Really What It's About. And India Doesn't Care
Hello and welcome to Episode 203 (or is it Episode 406?) of the Congress's civil war. Like some long-running serial that began with a flurry of excitement but has now settled down to daytime monotony, the Congress's version of "The Bald And The Boring" does attempt to deliver neardaily new twists. But nobody cares.
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Opinion: As Foreign Criticism Grows, Modi Has An Image Problem
It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.
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Opinion: Where Farmer Leaders Failed And What They Should Do Next
But there is also a half-view, full of innuendo and conspiracy, that has emerged even as the merits of the new laws are being discussed. This view lurks on social media and turns up, with increasing frequency, in conversations.
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Opinion: In Pranab's Memoir, Telling Revelations Of Manmohan, Sonia
It's a story that needs to be told. And perhaps Pranab's memoir will shed a little light on it, no matter how much his children squabble.
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Opinion: Trudeau Was Wrong. But Surprising Amount Of Support For Him
Justin Trudeau is of as much consequence as Justin Beiber. But the Indian responses to his statements have me worried.
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Opinion: Why Sonia Gandhi And Ahmed Patel Were The Perfect Team - by Vir Sanghvi
I have no idea how Patel felt about any of this because he was too discreet to say a word. But till the end, he remained by Sonia's side, low-key and loyal. Like the rest of us, he probably had no idea where the Congress is headed.
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Opinion: Forgive Me If I'm Not Crying For Musharraf
How did you feel when you heard that General Pervez Musharraf had died? Were you sad? Were you overjoyed? Did you feel a tinge of sorrow and regret? Or did you find it hard to control your jubilation? I'll tell you how I felt.
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"Varanasi Live" Shows How Modi Has Rewritten Politics - by Vir Sanghvi
Anyone looking for proof that the BJP has completely transformed Indian politics need only have watched today's live TV coverage of the Prime Minister's latest Benaras adventures.
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Opinion: Yogi Does For Priyanka What PK Couldn't - by Vir Sanghvi
It is a strange world where the man who causes a turnaround in Priyanka Gandhi's political fortunes is the guy who appears to despise her.
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"Wasn't Bourbon Biscuit Longer?" Britannia Responds To Query About Size
Britannia's official handle responded to a query by food author Vir Sanghvi about the size of their popular Bourbon biscuits.
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Opinion: Amarinder Singh's Exit Proves 7 New Congress Qualities
Chief Ministers always come and go. But the real importance of the resignation of Captain Amarinder Singh lies less in what it means for Punjab politics, and more in what it tells us about the Congress party of today. With each passing day, it become
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Up Close With Vir And Raaj Sanghvi: The Father-Son Duo With An Intense Passion For Food
Famous food author Vir Sanghvi and his son, food entrepreneur Raaj Sanghvi spoke about all things food in an exclusive conversation with NDTV Food.
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Excerpt: Rajiv Gandhi's Strong Dislike For Zail Singh As President
Exclusive excerpt from 'A Rude Life: The Memoir' by Vir Sanghvi.
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Opinion: Jitin Prasada's Move Reflects Worse On BJP Than Congress
Dynasts will come and go. But the real danger to the Congress comes not from a privileged elite or even, the BJP. It comes from the inability of its leadership to manage the party.
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Opinion: Opinion: So, No, Mr Modi Does Not Know How To Sweep Elections
If the results of the Bengal election force the government to focus more on the pandemic and less on politicking, campaigning and legislator-purchasing then India will have gained. And lives will be saved.
-
Opinion: Rahul Gandhi vs G-23 Is Really What It's About. And India Doesn't Care
Hello and welcome to Episode 203 (or is it Episode 406?) of the Congress's civil war. Like some long-running serial that began with a flurry of excitement but has now settled down to daytime monotony, the Congress's version of "The Bald And The Boring" does attempt to deliver neardaily new twists. But nobody cares.
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Opinion: As Foreign Criticism Grows, Modi Has An Image Problem
It should be clear by now that India has a global image problem. Most Western newspapers of note (The New York Times, Le Monde, Time, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The London Times, etc.) have all been critical of the government's record on farmer protests, Kashmir, free speech, the right to dissent, treatment of minorities, and so on.
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Opinion: Where Farmer Leaders Failed And What They Should Do Next
But there is also a half-view, full of innuendo and conspiracy, that has emerged even as the merits of the new laws are being discussed. This view lurks on social media and turns up, with increasing frequency, in conversations.
-
Opinion: In Pranab's Memoir, Telling Revelations Of Manmohan, Sonia
It's a story that needs to be told. And perhaps Pranab's memoir will shed a little light on it, no matter how much his children squabble.
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Opinion: Trudeau Was Wrong. But Surprising Amount Of Support For Him
Justin Trudeau is of as much consequence as Justin Beiber. But the Indian responses to his statements have me worried.
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Opinion: Why Sonia Gandhi And Ahmed Patel Were The Perfect Team - by Vir Sanghvi
I have no idea how Patel felt about any of this because he was too discreet to say a word. But till the end, he remained by Sonia's side, low-key and loyal. Like the rest of us, he probably had no idea where the Congress is headed.
