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Opinion | With Delhi, Congress Sends A Strong Message To 'Allies'
It may seem like a paradox, but for once, Congress leaders are not complaining about a BJP win in Delhi. The Delhi results may inspire the Congress to indulge in a game of one-upmanship within the INDIA bloc.
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Opinion | Don't Dismiss The Idea Of INDIA Bloc, Yet
Throughout all of the bloc's meetings, it was clear to member parties that while the coalition would function as a cooperative compact, a few members might follow separate trajectories in certain states. There were no objections to this.
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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Has Been Reduced To An Emperor Without An Empire
Without the Delhi party setup and shunned by its regional allies, the Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, faces isolation and oblivion.
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Opinion | AAP vs BJP In Delhi: Why It's Raining Manifestos
Parties have been releasing their poll promises in instalments. In fact, when BJP chief and Union Minister J.P. Nadda released the party's first Sankalp Patra on January 5, he revealed that it would be released in three parts.
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Opinion | Delhi Elections: BJP Still Hasn't Found An Answer To Kejriwal
hile its also possible that the AAP's vote share could shrink, the million-dollar question is whether it will decrease enough for the BJP to cross the 40% threshold.
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Fact Check: Viral ABP Opinion Poll Forecasting BJP Win In 2025 Delhi Election Is Fake
A video circulating on social media alleges that an opinion poll aired by the Hindi news channel ABP News predicts a sweeping victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.
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Opinion | Jammu & Kashmir Shows The World Democracy Is Not An Optional Activity
The BJP may not feel warm and fuzzy about the assembly poll results, but New Delhi has all the reasons to rejoice. This is what 'normalcy', an oft-touted catchword of the current dispensation, looks and feels like.
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Opinion | Why Punjab Will Be The Real Test For AAP Brand Of Politics
If the AAP succeeds in Punjab, which is a full-fledged state unlike Delhi, then the doors will open in other states too. But a failure in Punjab will have consequences.
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Opinion | This Year's Swearing-In May Signal A Goodbye To Lutyens' Delhi
In case this year's swearing-in ceremony is held at Bharat Mandapam, the Kartavya Path or the National War Memorial, 2024 will signal a strong departure from Lutyens' Delhi and a journey towards a 'Viksit Bharat'.
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Opinion | In Arvind Kejriwal's Release, A Catalogue Of Contradictions
The Supreme Court's decision to release Arvind Kejriwal on a 21-day interim bail to enable him to participate in the election campaign has raised eyebrows. For one, his plea did not seek bail, it had challenged the legality of his arrest.
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Opinion | After The Heat And The Poll Fever Subside - By Rajmohan Gandhi
If India were to reject democracy, all of humanity would experience a bitter setback.
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Opinion | With Kejriwal's Arrest, Opposition Gets A Poll Plank On A Platter
he issue has united the opposition, with the INDIA bloc holding a protest rally at the capital's Ramlila Maidan on Sunday, demanding a level playing field and the release of arrested leaders.
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Opinion: AAP-Congress Alliance Is Good Optics, But It Can Confuse Voters
The experience of CPI(M)-Congress alliance in the past showed that it's best not to confuse voters with alliances that keep changing according to the demands of the time. It's akin to taking voters for a ride.
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Opinion: AAP-Congress Alliance Can Inject Dynamism Into The Poll Landscape
The announcement of the alliance comes a few days after a senior AAP leader's comment that the Congress did not "deserve a single seat''.
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Opinion: Floundering I.N.D.I.A Cuts A Sorry Figure Against BJP's '370' Push
Modi's well-crafted strategy for the Lok Sabha polls was reflected in the recent national council meeting of the BJP in Delhi. Against that, the Congress-led I.N.D.I.A bloc seems to be cutting a sorry figure.
 "Opinion: Floundering I.N.D.I.A Cuts A Sorry Figure Against BJP's '370' Push")
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Opinion | With Delhi, Congress Sends A Strong Message To 'Allies'
It may seem like a paradox, but for once, Congress leaders are not complaining about a BJP win in Delhi. The Delhi results may inspire the Congress to indulge in a game of one-upmanship within the INDIA bloc.
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Opinion | Don't Dismiss The Idea Of INDIA Bloc, Yet
Throughout all of the bloc's meetings, it was clear to member parties that while the coalition would function as a cooperative compact, a few members might follow separate trajectories in certain states. There were no objections to this.
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Opinion | Rahul Gandhi Has Been Reduced To An Emperor Without An Empire
Without the Delhi party setup and shunned by its regional allies, the Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi, faces isolation and oblivion.
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Opinion | AAP vs BJP In Delhi: Why It's Raining Manifestos
Parties have been releasing their poll promises in instalments. In fact, when BJP chief and Union Minister J.P. Nadda released the party's first Sankalp Patra on January 5, he revealed that it would be released in three parts.
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Opinion | Delhi Elections: BJP Still Hasn't Found An Answer To Kejriwal
hile its also possible that the AAP's vote share could shrink, the million-dollar question is whether it will decrease enough for the BJP to cross the 40% threshold.
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Fact Check: Viral ABP Opinion Poll Forecasting BJP Win In 2025 Delhi Election Is Fake
A video circulating on social media alleges that an opinion poll aired by the Hindi news channel ABP News predicts a sweeping victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections.
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Opinion | Jammu & Kashmir Shows The World Democracy Is Not An Optional Activity
The BJP may not feel warm and fuzzy about the assembly poll results, but New Delhi has all the reasons to rejoice. This is what 'normalcy', an oft-touted catchword of the current dispensation, looks and feels like.
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Opinion | Why Punjab Will Be The Real Test For AAP Brand Of Politics
If the AAP succeeds in Punjab, which is a full-fledged state unlike Delhi, then the doors will open in other states too. But a failure in Punjab will have consequences.
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Opinion | This Year's Swearing-In May Signal A Goodbye To Lutyens' Delhi
In case this year's swearing-in ceremony is held at Bharat Mandapam, the Kartavya Path or the National War Memorial, 2024 will signal a strong departure from Lutyens' Delhi and a journey towards a 'Viksit Bharat'.
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Opinion | In Arvind Kejriwal's Release, A Catalogue Of Contradictions
The Supreme Court's decision to release Arvind Kejriwal on a 21-day interim bail to enable him to participate in the election campaign has raised eyebrows. For one, his plea did not seek bail, it had challenged the legality of his arrest.
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Opinion | After The Heat And The Poll Fever Subside - By Rajmohan Gandhi
If India were to reject democracy, all of humanity would experience a bitter setback.
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Opinion | With Kejriwal's Arrest, Opposition Gets A Poll Plank On A Platter
he issue has united the opposition, with the INDIA bloc holding a protest rally at the capital's Ramlila Maidan on Sunday, demanding a level playing field and the release of arrested leaders.
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Opinion: AAP-Congress Alliance Is Good Optics, But It Can Confuse Voters
The experience of CPI(M)-Congress alliance in the past showed that it's best not to confuse voters with alliances that keep changing according to the demands of the time. It's akin to taking voters for a ride.
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Opinion: AAP-Congress Alliance Can Inject Dynamism Into The Poll Landscape
The announcement of the alliance comes a few days after a senior AAP leader's comment that the Congress did not "deserve a single seat''.
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Opinion: Floundering I.N.D.I.A Cuts A Sorry Figure Against BJP's '370' Push
Modi's well-crafted strategy for the Lok Sabha polls was reflected in the recent national council meeting of the BJP in Delhi. Against that, the Congress-led I.N.D.I.A bloc seems to be cutting a sorry figure.
