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Opinion | Five Reasons Kejriwal May Run Into Trouble This Time
Over the last 12 years, Kejriwal has largely acted in a manner that is almost the opposite of what he initially preached.
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Opinion | Will Delhi Spring A Surprise For BJP This Year?
The slogan "AAP-Da" (disaster) coined by PM Modi can put Kejriwal and his party workers on the defensive. The term, picked readily by the media, may resonate with a large section of voters who have started doubting Kejriwals clean credentials.
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Opinion | Who Took Care Of Ambedkar's Legacy? PM Modi Settles The Debate
Parliamentary election results have shown that issues related to Ambedkar and reservations have become highly sensitive.
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Opinion: The Layers Surrounding Allu Arjun's Arrest
"Bother, I am the star; I should have my own fan following. Why should I be someone else's fan?" This is what Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said in an interview to a TV channel when asked about his favourite movie stars.
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Opinion | INDIA Bloc's Vote of No Confidence For Congress
Barely six months after the parliamentary election results were declared, there are already visible signs that the Congress is becoming isolated and that the INDIA bloc is starting to fall apart.
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Opinion | Congress's String Of Missteps Exposed - Yet Again
The exposure of OCCRP's funding partners and the uncanny coordination of Congress, left-liberal factions, and the broader anti-India ecosystem have begun to raise questions.
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Opinion | The Rise And Rise Of Devendra Fadnavis
From municipal corporator at the age of 22 to becoming the youngest Mayor of Nagpur at 27, and later the second youngest CM of Maharashtra in 2014, Fadnavis, who entered politics as an ABVP activist, has achieved many milestones.
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Opinion | OCCRP's Sham Investigation Thoroughly Exposed
In an exhaustive report titled The Hidden Links Between a Giant of Investigative Journalism and the US Government, Mediapart has exposed that OCCRP's claims of being "totally independent" are, at best, misleading
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Opinion | Congress' Incessant EVM Bashing Is An Attack On Constitution Too
Congress's supreme leader Rahul Gandhi has developed the habit of waving a red-jacketed, pocket-sized copy of the Constitution at various forums.
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Opinion: BJP Makes A Strong Comeback In Maharashtra, Hemant Soren Retains Jharkhand
The BJP leadership made prompt course corrections, rebooted the system, took a fresh stance, and reenergized its rank and file.
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Opinion | There's a Pattern Behind Repeatedly Targeting Adani Group: Get the Connection
The progression and timing of the case raise several questions. It also underscores Congresss recurring reliance on opportunistic "rent-a-cause" politics.
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Opinion | How PM Modi Transformed India-Africa Engagement
Indias relationship with African nations has deep roots, but despite decades of diplomatic rhetoric, these ties often remained lukewarm. To Modis credit, he has revitalised India-Africa relations, making them a priority.
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Opinion | 'Ek Hain Toh Safe Hain': BJP's Campaign Pitch And What Voters Think Of It
The BJP's five-word catchphrase "Ek Hain Toh Safe Hain", introduced by PM Modi for the Maharashtra and Jharkhand assembly elections, has sparked a wide range of debates and discussions.
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Opinion | Jharkhand: PM's 'Beti, Roti, Mati' Slogan Is Part Of A Sharp Plan
Prime Minister Narendra Modis "Beti, Roti, and Mati" pitch for the Jharkhand assembly elections appears to be a well-considered strategy to strike an emotional chord with tribal voters.
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Opinion | Gujarat's C-295 Facility Reflects A Rising Nation's Dreams
The inauguration of the Tata Aircraft Complex for C-295 aircraft production reflects how a rising nations dreams can become a reality with strong political will and the necessary policy push.
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Opinion | With Shah In Haryana, BJP Builds Momentum For Maharashtra, Jharkhand
Union Home Minister Amit Shah's arrival in Chandigarh as the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) central "observer" for Haryana is anything but an ordinary move.
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Opinion | "As If We're Sultans Still": Why Congress Must Recall Jairam Ramesh's Words From 2017
It's time for Jairam Ramesh and his colleagues to reflect on his own words from that famous 2017 interview: "Old slogans don't work, old formulas don't work, old mantras don't work. India has changed, and the Congress party has to change."
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Opinion | On Coordinated Efforts By Certain NGOs Against Indian Businesses
There is a concerted effort among various NGOs to support protests and halt different projects. These NGOs collaborate to achieve desired outcomes, often causing agitation and creating law and order issues.
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Opinion | Refugee Voters To ST Seats, The Many Firsts In 2024 J&K Polls
The results of the J&K election will be known on October 8, but one cannot rule out a realignment of political parties and groups in the aftermath of the results.
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Opinion | PM Modi's Diversity Pitch On Recent US Trip
On celebrating diversity, Modi emphasised that India boasts of hundreds of languages and religious practices, each with its local adaptations, distinct food habits, social customs, and rituals.
