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Blog: All Parties Resort To Worst Gimmickry After Surgical Strikes
It has become free-for-all gutter politics between the ruling party and a few opposition parties. The Prime Minister stepped in to rein in the brigade which was undoing all his good work. But by then, the damage had been done.
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Blog: PM Modi, Even a Tweet Would Do
Captain Gopinath on BJP's silence on the Sena controversy.
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Blog: Train Fare Hike A Start But Not Enough
"Bitter pill" must be comprehensive, writes Captain Gopinath
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Blog: Time for Kejriwal to Show What He's Made Of
Captain Gopinath on what AAP must do urgently to recover its footing.
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Blog: Cleaning The Mighty Ganga Will Be a Mammoth Task For Modi
When rivers perish so do civilisations, writes Captain Gopinath.
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Blog: What Narendra Modi Can Do For The Entrepreneur
An audacious dream made me set up Air Deccan, writes Capt Gopinath.
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Blog: Why I Quit the Aam Aadmi Party, By Captain Gopinath
"They must step back a bit and accept their mistakes"
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Blog: Has Arvind Kejriwal Lost His Way?
His antics may not go down well with the public and could hurt him and the AAP politically, writes Captain Gopinath.
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Blog: AAP Has Much to Cheer About
Captain Gopinath on why the AAP story is not over.
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Blog: Who Saw 300 Seats Coming? Modi Did
Captain Gopinath on the big BJP win.
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Blog: Rahul Gandhi, Gaffe Master
Missing the PM's dinner is inexcusable, says Captain Gopinath.
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Blog: The Election Commission and Narendra Modi's rally
The efficient commission may have erred, says Captain Gopinath.
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Blog: Narendra Modi's Mission Amethi
Some goals already met, says Captain Gopinath.
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Gandhis needn't look far for model son-in-law
Feroze Gandhi was well-respected, says Captain Gopinath.
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Blog: 54 percent - the shame of Bangalore
Captain Gopinath on the low voter turnout and what it signals.
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Blog: Arvind Kejriwal, hero-worshipped yesterday and slapped today
"It is deeply disturbing that none of his peers in other parties condemned the attack."
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Three manifestos and three men for PM
Modi, Kejriwal and Rahul are seen beyond their manifestos
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Blog: In political speeches, poor form and little substance
Focus on real issues has disappeared, writes Captain Gopinath
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Op-ed: 'AAP effect' wears off, politics of expediency is back
Once again, the debate and calculations are centred around caste and community
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Blog: Arvind Kejriwal crosses the line with 'paid media' remarks
What went wrong so swiftly for the new party, asks Captain Gopinath.
