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Opinion | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
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Opinion | Maharashtra: Will Exit Polls Resist Presumptions This Time?
Assembly election results, more often than ever now, have become a function of a party/alliance losing the elections and the rival, consequently, managing to win. Would this trend play out in Maharashtra too?
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Ahead Of Haryana Election, Congress, BJP Stutter Over Lists Of Candidates
The Congress and the BJP both face hiccups in finalising candidates for next month's Haryana election, sources told NDTV Friday, days after the former began seat-sharing talks with the AAP, seeking a revival of the INDIA opposition alliance.
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Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book
The optics of a pocketbook Constitution in anyone's hands does not imply they have read it or are interested in wading through this lengthy text. Yet, the optics have given an unprecedented tangible form to the Constitution.
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Opinion | How CPI(M) Became A Victim Of Its Own Propaganda In Kerala
Pinarayi Vijayan had realised that the CPI(M)s Hindu vote bank was gradually eroding. Minority outreach, he thought, would be enough to compensate for that. But he was wrong.
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Opinion | Lok Sabha Result Was A Teaser. Expect More Plot Twists In Maharashtra
Both Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar have clearly emerged as the winners in the legacy battles for their respective parties.
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Opinion | "She'll Shine": Will Indira Gandhi's Words About Priyanka Hold True?
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has finally relented. She has been named as the Congress candidate for the by-poll in Kerala's Wayanad.
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Opinion | How Congress Can Carry Forward The Momentum Of Lok Sabha Results
If the Congress is to return to power in 2029, aiming to cross at least 200 seats and form a coalition, momentum is key. A year from now, the 99 seats should not look like a flash in the pan.
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Opinion | Congress's New Dilemma: Will Rahul Agree to Be Leader of Opposition?
Will Rahul Gandhi, who has turned the fortunes of his party and brought to naught the talk of a 'Congress-mukt Bharat', measure up to the expectations expressed in the CWC's resolution? Or will he choose to shun responsibility once again?
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Opinion | Hindu Consolidation, LDF Rout: How The Lotus Bloomed In Kerala
The BJP managed to raise its vote share in all the constituencies it contested in 2024, except Pathanamthitta (Malappuram saw a fractional dip).
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Opinion | The Three Big Takeaways From Modi 3.0
The mandate rewards the BJP and Modi for the development carried out during the last 10 years, but also places checks and balances.
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Opinion | Let's Savour The Maidaan Moments Of 2024 Lok Sabha Verdict
The message from voters to politicians, as is evident from upsets and surprises, has been very clear: to use a slightly altered version of the inimitable Steve Jobs' words: stay humble and stay foolish.
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Opinion | Verdict 2024 Shows Politics Is Now Deeply Personal For Indians
Going back to the era of coalitions yet again after a 10-year break is a reminder to politicians that they must deliver on their promises in letter and spirit; if not, they will be punished.
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Opinion | Modi 3.0: Continuity At The Top Will Add Heft To India's Foreign Policy
The world has to deal with leaders in power. Whether India will have a stable government and therefore stable policies is of greater importance.
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Opinion | 2024 Verdict Settles Some Questions - And Raises A Few New Ones
The talk of a 'Congress-mukt Bharat', which had been the leitmotif of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) since it ousted the former in 2014, is now moot. On the other hand, Narendra Modi and the BJP's pan-India dominance has been reaffirmed again.
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Opinion | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
-
Opinion | Maharashtra: Will Exit Polls Resist Presumptions This Time?
Assembly election results, more often than ever now, have become a function of a party/alliance losing the elections and the rival, consequently, managing to win. Would this trend play out in Maharashtra too?
-
Ahead Of Haryana Election, Congress, BJP Stutter Over Lists Of Candidates
The Congress and the BJP both face hiccups in finalising candidates for next month's Haryana election, sources told NDTV Friday, days after the former began seat-sharing talks with the AAP, seeking a revival of the INDIA opposition alliance.
-
Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book
The optics of a pocketbook Constitution in anyone's hands does not imply they have read it or are interested in wading through this lengthy text. Yet, the optics have given an unprecedented tangible form to the Constitution.
-
Opinion | How CPI(M) Became A Victim Of Its Own Propaganda In Kerala
Pinarayi Vijayan had realised that the CPI(M)s Hindu vote bank was gradually eroding. Minority outreach, he thought, would be enough to compensate for that. But he was wrong.
-
Opinion | Lok Sabha Result Was A Teaser. Expect More Plot Twists In Maharashtra
Both Uddhav Thackeray and Sharad Pawar have clearly emerged as the winners in the legacy battles for their respective parties.
-
Opinion | "She'll Shine": Will Indira Gandhi's Words About Priyanka Hold True?
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra has finally relented. She has been named as the Congress candidate for the by-poll in Kerala's Wayanad.
-
Opinion | How Congress Can Carry Forward The Momentum Of Lok Sabha Results
If the Congress is to return to power in 2029, aiming to cross at least 200 seats and form a coalition, momentum is key. A year from now, the 99 seats should not look like a flash in the pan.
-
Opinion | Congress's New Dilemma: Will Rahul Agree to Be Leader of Opposition?
Will Rahul Gandhi, who has turned the fortunes of his party and brought to naught the talk of a 'Congress-mukt Bharat', measure up to the expectations expressed in the CWC's resolution? Or will he choose to shun responsibility once again?
-
Opinion | Hindu Consolidation, LDF Rout: How The Lotus Bloomed In Kerala
The BJP managed to raise its vote share in all the constituencies it contested in 2024, except Pathanamthitta (Malappuram saw a fractional dip).
-
Opinion | The Three Big Takeaways From Modi 3.0
The mandate rewards the BJP and Modi for the development carried out during the last 10 years, but also places checks and balances.
-
Opinion | Let's Savour The Maidaan Moments Of 2024 Lok Sabha Verdict
The message from voters to politicians, as is evident from upsets and surprises, has been very clear: to use a slightly altered version of the inimitable Steve Jobs' words: stay humble and stay foolish.
-
Opinion | Verdict 2024 Shows Politics Is Now Deeply Personal For Indians
Going back to the era of coalitions yet again after a 10-year break is a reminder to politicians that they must deliver on their promises in letter and spirit; if not, they will be punished.
-
Opinion | Modi 3.0: Continuity At The Top Will Add Heft To India's Foreign Policy
The world has to deal with leaders in power. Whether India will have a stable government and therefore stable policies is of greater importance.
-
Opinion | 2024 Verdict Settles Some Questions - And Raises A Few New Ones
The talk of a 'Congress-mukt Bharat', which had been the leitmotif of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) since it ousted the former in 2014, is now moot. On the other hand, Narendra Modi and the BJP's pan-India dominance has been reaffirmed again.
