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Opinion | Maharashtra: Is The 'Marathi Manoos' Still Listening To Raj Thackeray?
With a string of electoral defeats behind him, Raj Thackeray, the flamboyant nephew of the Shiv Sena founder, is seeking to take a leaf out of his uncle's book.
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Opinion | As Tahawwur Rana Talks, Pakistan Had Better Lend An Ear
One can hardly say that "the eagle has landed" in the manner of spy thrillers. Intel coding for movement to India of a despised terrorist would be more like, "the carrion crow has been shackled".
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Opinion | Lacklustre Congress And CPI(M) Meets Underscore BJP's Momentum
The past week saw two all-India parties of the INDIA bloc, which essentially incorporates regional outfits, hold their conclaves.
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Opinion | Congress Must Learn That Nehru, Gandhi, Patel Can't Save It Anymore
As a senior leader who spoke on the condition of anonymity remarked in a despondent tone, "We don't seem to have moved forward from where we stood in 2020."
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Opinion | Europe Risks Falling Into Chinese Lap
A reciprocal tariff from the United States has inevitably put China in a better position as the latter woos European firms to deepen trade ties as an alternative, further entrenching their dependence on Chinese markets and supply chains
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Opinion | Modi Connects South and Southeast Asia
Modi's recent visits underline how interconnected the two geographies of South and Southeast Asia are and how an artificial division between the two has not allowed the two to leverage each other's strengths.
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Opinion | More Factories, More Deals: How China Plans To Trump Trump
China is gearing up for the future. It's now developing new industrial capabilities and opening new manufacturing units to boost its exports. This poses a threat to manufacturing in the United States.
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Opinion | Bangladesh: Why Yunus Government Must Be Careful With 'Loose Talk'
One would have hoped that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gesture of having a formal meeting with an Interim Adviser who has done virtually nothing to reach out to India, would have been used as an opportunity to initiate a fresh approach.
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Opinion | Infighting, 'Leaked' Chats: Is Mamata Banerjee Losing Control Of Trinamool?
The rift within the Trinamool is largely being seen as an "old vs. young" battle, and, more importantly, one arising from a difference in opinion between Mamata Banerjee and her heir-apparent and Diamond Harbour MP, Abhishek Banerjee.
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Opinion | Piyush Goyal's Deep Tech 'FOMO' Is Not Unique
The Indian minister wants entrepreneurs to join the wave of nationalism sweeping through the world, across China, Europe, and America.
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Opinion | Is The Iran-US War Talk Ready To Be Retired?
As Tehran teeters without a vision to guide it, realism doesn't appear to be trumping Washington's idealism. The Iran-US understanding is long overdue, and still, the world will benefit from it whenever it happens.
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Opinion | Both Bangladesh And India Must Face Some Hard Facts Now
There is a Bangladesh beyond Hasina, and only Indian support, not censure, can shape stable and fruitful bilateral ties in the days ahead.
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Opinion | Will Waqf Bill Be India's New 'Shah Bano' Moment?
The Muslim community in India, despite finding its political power diminished today, has shown remarkable patience so far, choosing to lie low and avoid provocation. But the discontent over the Waqf bill threatens to undo this fragile understanding.
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Opinion | Why Germany May Be The Next Big Thing For Young Indians
Germany is facing acute talent shortages, which have been exacerbated by the fact that its population is ageing. It needs young people who can transform its ageing economy.
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Opinion | No, Satyajit Ray Is Not Your 'Renaissance Man'
Often, posthumous or belated recognitions from the state and society seek to camouflage uncomfortable truths - truths that these very awardees spoke before they were to speak no more.
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Opinion | Maharashtra: Is The 'Marathi Manoos' Still Listening To Raj Thackeray?
With a string of electoral defeats behind him, Raj Thackeray, the flamboyant nephew of the Shiv Sena founder, is seeking to take a leaf out of his uncle's book.
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Opinion | As Tahawwur Rana Talks, Pakistan Had Better Lend An Ear
One can hardly say that "the eagle has landed" in the manner of spy thrillers. Intel coding for movement to India of a despised terrorist would be more like, "the carrion crow has been shackled".
-
Opinion | Lacklustre Congress And CPI(M) Meets Underscore BJP's Momentum
The past week saw two all-India parties of the INDIA bloc, which essentially incorporates regional outfits, hold their conclaves.
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Opinion | Congress Must Learn That Nehru, Gandhi, Patel Can't Save It Anymore
As a senior leader who spoke on the condition of anonymity remarked in a despondent tone, "We don't seem to have moved forward from where we stood in 2020."
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Opinion | Europe Risks Falling Into Chinese Lap
A reciprocal tariff from the United States has inevitably put China in a better position as the latter woos European firms to deepen trade ties as an alternative, further entrenching their dependence on Chinese markets and supply chains
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Opinion | Modi Connects South and Southeast Asia
Modi's recent visits underline how interconnected the two geographies of South and Southeast Asia are and how an artificial division between the two has not allowed the two to leverage each other's strengths.
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Opinion | More Factories, More Deals: How China Plans To Trump Trump
China is gearing up for the future. It's now developing new industrial capabilities and opening new manufacturing units to boost its exports. This poses a threat to manufacturing in the United States.
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Opinion | Bangladesh: Why Yunus Government Must Be Careful With 'Loose Talk'
One would have hoped that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's gesture of having a formal meeting with an Interim Adviser who has done virtually nothing to reach out to India, would have been used as an opportunity to initiate a fresh approach.
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Opinion | Infighting, 'Leaked' Chats: Is Mamata Banerjee Losing Control Of Trinamool?
The rift within the Trinamool is largely being seen as an "old vs. young" battle, and, more importantly, one arising from a difference in opinion between Mamata Banerjee and her heir-apparent and Diamond Harbour MP, Abhishek Banerjee.
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Opinion | Piyush Goyal's Deep Tech 'FOMO' Is Not Unique
The Indian minister wants entrepreneurs to join the wave of nationalism sweeping through the world, across China, Europe, and America.
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Opinion | Is The Iran-US War Talk Ready To Be Retired?
As Tehran teeters without a vision to guide it, realism doesn't appear to be trumping Washington's idealism. The Iran-US understanding is long overdue, and still, the world will benefit from it whenever it happens.
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Opinion | Both Bangladesh And India Must Face Some Hard Facts Now
There is a Bangladesh beyond Hasina, and only Indian support, not censure, can shape stable and fruitful bilateral ties in the days ahead.
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Opinion | Will Waqf Bill Be India's New 'Shah Bano' Moment?
The Muslim community in India, despite finding its political power diminished today, has shown remarkable patience so far, choosing to lie low and avoid provocation. But the discontent over the Waqf bill threatens to undo this fragile understanding.
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Opinion | Why Germany May Be The Next Big Thing For Young Indians
Germany is facing acute talent shortages, which have been exacerbated by the fact that its population is ageing. It needs young people who can transform its ageing economy.
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Opinion | No, Satyajit Ray Is Not Your 'Renaissance Man'
Often, posthumous or belated recognitions from the state and society seek to camouflage uncomfortable truths - truths that these very awardees spoke before they were to speak no more.
