Dinesh Narayanan
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Opinion | Milei, Trump, Erdogan: The Three Radicals Of 2024
Whether unconventional leaders have been good or bad for their countries is debatable, but they definitely change the course of history.
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Opinion | RSS Leaps Into Baby Politics
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?
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Opinion | Musk Is The Risk
Musk, however, is also a risk to Trump as his business interests may clash with US foreign policy. For instance, Teslas largest factory is in Shanghai, and another one is in Berlin. Both countries are bracing for higher tariff barriers under Trump.
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Opinion | China Or India: Which Is A Better Handshake?
Apples overtures show how China, unlike India, remains an un-bypassable economy for global corporations. Which is why it is Apple that is wooing China, not the other way round.
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Opinion | EY Saga, And The Tyranny Of Work
There is no end to greed and it is stacked up from the supervisors at the lowest level, whose job it is to extract the most from their workers, all the way to the top of the food chain, the fat return-seekers who put up the dough.
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Opinion | RSS vs BJP: Under The Cover Of Friendly Fire
The BJP is nothing but an instrument in a much larger mission that transcends five-year election cycles and mortal leaders, their occasional delusions notwithstanding.
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Opinion | BJP Manifesto: Medium Is The Message
The 2024 manifesto is markedly different from previous versions. There are 52 photographs of PM Modi. A key departure from previous documents is the prominence given to Hindu religious symbols, including the Ram Temple.
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Opinion: Why The 2024 Lok Sabha Polls Will Be A Decisive Verdict
If Modi is able to manifest the kind of victory he is aiming for, the country will cross the rubicon to a level of one-party dominance that will be difficult to reverse.
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Opinion: Karpoori's Formula, Modi's Alchemy
This background of elite inclusion makes Thakur's choice for Bharat Ratna an interesting one for its timing.
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Opinion: Managing Ram Temple Push with Five Trillion-Dollar Economy Quest
The consecration of the Ram Temple is the crowning glory of the strategy of merging unabashed Hindutva with business success.
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Opinion: Delulu Is Not The Solulu
If you haven't come across the newest Internet rage-delulu-you will, sooner rather than later. If you are a young job seeker in India, you may even want to embrace it.
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Opinion: Beyond Lord Ram, Lord Kubera's Blessings Crucial For 2024 Polls
The Sangh Parivar's mandate for Lord Ram in the 1980s was to bring the BJP power.
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Gautam Adani Considers A Deal That Didn't Work Out For Mukesh Ambani
The Adani group, led by Indian tycoon Gautam Adani, has held preliminary talks on a range of potential cooperation and joint investment opportunities with Saudi Aramco and the country's Public Investment Fund, according to the people.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali: Here's the Final Box Office Date
Kabali is based on the story of a real life gangster and the film has been predominantly shot in Malaysia. On July 29, the film will also be dubbed and released in Malay
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Opinion | Milei, Trump, Erdogan: The Three Radicals Of 2024
Whether unconventional leaders have been good or bad for their countries is debatable, but they definitely change the course of history.
-
Opinion | RSS Leaps Into Baby Politics
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 | Musk Is The Risk
Musk, however, is also a risk to Trump as his business interests may clash with US foreign policy. For instance, Teslas largest factory is in Shanghai, and another one is in Berlin. Both countries are bracing for higher tariff barriers under Trump.
-
Opinion | China Or India: Which Is A Better Handshake?
Apples overtures show how China, unlike India, remains an un-bypassable economy for global corporations. Which is why it is Apple that is wooing China, not the other way round.
-
Opinion | EY Saga, And The Tyranny Of Work
There is no end to greed and it is stacked up from the supervisors at the lowest level, whose job it is to extract the most from their workers, all the way to the top of the food chain, the fat return-seekers who put up the dough.
-
Opinion | RSS vs BJP: Under The Cover Of Friendly Fire
The BJP is nothing but an instrument in a much larger mission that transcends five-year election cycles and mortal leaders, their occasional delusions notwithstanding.
-
Opinion | BJP Manifesto: Medium Is The Message
The 2024 manifesto is markedly different from previous versions. There are 52 photographs of PM Modi. A key departure from previous documents is the prominence given to Hindu religious symbols, including the Ram Temple.
-
Opinion: Why The 2024 Lok Sabha Polls Will Be A Decisive Verdict
If Modi is able to manifest the kind of victory he is aiming for, the country will cross the rubicon to a level of one-party dominance that will be difficult to reverse.
-
Opinion: Karpoori's Formula, Modi's Alchemy
This background of elite inclusion makes Thakur's choice for Bharat Ratna an interesting one for its timing.
-
Opinion: Managing Ram Temple Push with Five Trillion-Dollar Economy Quest
The consecration of the Ram Temple is the crowning glory of the strategy of merging unabashed Hindutva with business success.
-
Opinion: Delulu Is Not The Solulu
If you haven't come across the newest Internet rage-delulu-you will, sooner rather than later. If you are a young job seeker in India, you may even want to embrace it.
-
Opinion: Beyond Lord Ram, Lord Kubera's Blessings Crucial For 2024 Polls
The Sangh Parivar's mandate for Lord Ram in the 1980s was to bring the BJP power.
-
Gautam Adani Considers A Deal That Didn't Work Out For Mukesh Ambani
The Adani group, led by Indian tycoon Gautam Adani, has held preliminary talks on a range of potential cooperation and joint investment opportunities with Saudi Aramco and the country's Public Investment Fund, according to the people.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali: Here's the Final Box Office Date
Kabali is based on the story of a real life gangster and the film has been predominantly shot in Malaysia. On July 29, the film will also be dubbed and released in Malay
