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Opinion | Fadnavis 2.0: A New Era In Maharashtra Politics - <i>By BJP's Tuhin Sinha</i>

Opinion | Fadnavis 2.0: A New Era In Maharashtra Politics - By BJP's Tuhin Sinha

By Tuhin A. Sinha | Friday December 06, 2024

Devendra Fadnavis is one of the quickest learners in Indian politics. Over the past decade, he has evolved from Maharashtra BJP's state president to an immensely successful Chief Minister.

Opinion | Delhi Elections: It's The Season Of Swing Voters

Amitabh Tiwari | Friday December 06, 2024

Delhi stands out as a unique state, characterised by a sharp split-voting pattern: it votes for the BJP in Lok Sabha elections and the AAP in the assembly polls.

Opinion | Fadnavis's Rise Will Have Repercussions Beyond Maharashtra

Sunil Gatade, Venkatesh Kesari | Friday December 06, 2024

Fadnavis's re-emergence poses existential threats to Uddhav Thackeray, the NCP (Sharad Pawar), and the Congress.

Opinion | Congress's String Of Missteps Exposed - Yet Again

Sanjay Singh | Thursday December 05, 2024

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.

Opinion | How Devendra Fadnavis Emerged As A CM Favourite Again

Lakshmi Iyer | Thursday December 05, 2024

Sources within Maharashtra BJP agree that there was no alternative before the party leadership. It had to be Fadnavis as the extent of the victory could not have been achieved without him at the helm.

Opinion | After Six Hours Of Turmoil, What Next For South Korea?

Abhishek Sharma | Thursday December 05, 2024

From the chaos that lasted only six hours, one thing is clear: this political drama has showcased South Koreas remarkable democratic resilience.

Opinion: Don't Take Voters For Granted: What Parties Must Learn From Year 2024

Amitabh Tiwari | Thursday December 05, 2024

Parties cannot afford to be complacent. The BJP suffered from overconfidence during the Lok Sabha election when it launched Mission 400.

Opinion | The Rise And Rise Of Devendra Fadnavis

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday December 04, 2024

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.

Opinion | Bangladesh Is Sitting On A Powder Keg

Bharti Mishra Nath | Wednesday December 04, 2024

According to a report by the Bangladesh branch of the Berlin-based human rights group Transparency International, minorities have been targeted in more than 2,000 incidents of violence since Hasina was forced to flee the country.

Opinion | Taming The Aussies: How India Is Staying On Top Down Under

Akaash Dasgupta | Wednesday December 04, 2024

Indian teams of the past fought valiantly against the mighty Aussies on their shores, with many heroes emerging. Now they go in armed with the self-confidence that they are the better team.

Opinion | OCCRP's Sham Investigation Thoroughly Exposed

Sanjay Singh | Tuesday December 03, 2024

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

Opinion | Why Mohan Bhagwat's Call For Larger Families Is Timely

Rajiv Tuli, Prashant Barthwal | Tuesday December 03, 2024

As India stands at the cusp of demographic transformation, the lessons from population science and the wisdom of Vedic traditions converge to highlight the necessity of balancing fertility rates

Opinion | RSS Leaps Into Baby Politics

Dinesh Narayanan | Tuesday December 03, 2024

Why does Bhagwats Sunday statement seem to suggest that the RSS has not-so-subtly shifted its stance from controlling the population of non-Hindus to increasing the population of Hindus?

Opinion | Elections In 2024: A Reflection Of India's Diversity Dividend

Dr. Sandeep Shastri | Tuesday December 03, 2024

All in all, it was a year marked by many unexpected shifts and unanticipated turns. Each electoral outcome was shaped by a unique set of contextual factors.

Opinion | Parliament Session: BJP Don't Want To Answer Some Hard Questions

Derek O'Brien | Tuesday December 03, 2024

Why are the prices of onions, tomatoes, and garlic so high? Why are four out of ten youth unemployed? These are just some of the hard questions the BJP refuses to answer on the floor of Parliament.

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