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Opinion | Modi, Maha Kumbh, And The Magic Of 'Mobilisation'
As Prime Minister, Modi revolutionised public engagement, reshaping how leaders interacted with citizens and executed government processes
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Opinion | India-Bangladesh Friction: What You're Seeing Is Not Real
In sum, the whole issue is like smoke and mirrors. What is seen in public is far from the reality. Delhi would be wise to wait it out, quietly. In the present storm of political verbal excess, the less said, the better.
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GenAI Had Muted Impact On Global Elections This Year, Says Meta
The snapshot from Meta comes as misinformation experts say AI content has so far failed to significantly sway public opinion
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Prosecutors On How Rapper Diddy Is Trying To Influence Witnesses From Jail
US rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs, facing serious sex trafficking and abuse charges, is trying to contact potential witnesses and sway public opinion from jail to influence the jurors, prosecutors have claimed.
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"Paid To Write My Opinion": 'Collector Bro' On Outburst That Got Him Suspended
Suspended bureaucrat N Prashanth told NDTV today that the allegations against him of publicly criticising a senior officer was a one-year-old issue that has suddenly been raked up.
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Opinion | Pawan Kalyan: Reel Meets Real
In his avatar as deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Kalyan is playing the sincere, goody-goody guy who asks tough questionssomeone who is willing to take on a fellow cabinet minister for the sake of the larger public good.
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Donald Trump Cameo Collection: A Look At Politician's Movie Appearances
Trump has made appearances in films such as Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Across the Sea of Time, Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven, and others
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Opinion | Can Our Politicians' Fitness Mania Inspire The Public?
The disconnect between fitness-focused politicians and the ground realities of Indias sports landscape must be addressed swiftly.
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Opinion | What Sanctions? How US' Favourite Foreign Policy Tool Is Backfiring
For the US, the question is not just whether sanctions are effective, but if they are backfiring. Sanctions might weaken economies, but they help autocratic regimes exploit public sentiment in order to stay in power.
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Opinion | India-Canada Showdown: When Fiction Is As Important As Facts
What has compelled Canada to make public its investigations in the Nijjar assassination case and hold India responsible? Has there been a slight or a breach of trust, intended or otherwise, behind the scenes that a public show is to be put up?
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Opinion | India's Out-Of-Pocket Health Spend Is Decreasing. Here's How
The government's commitment to increasing public health investments provides a solid foundation, but future efforts must ensure that these resources are effectively utilised.
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Opinion | Will Kejriwal's Brand of Victimhood Politics Work Again?
Delhi Government ministers and senior AAP leaders have been working overtime to reclaim the moral high ground and sympathy for Arvind Kejriwal. In doing so, they seem to be relying on the belief that public memory is short.
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7 In 10 Indians Support Health Coverage Expansion For Senior Citizens, Poll Reveals
A recent poll revealed that 70% of Indians believe the government's move to provide health coverage to senior citizens under the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) will significantly benefit the elderly.
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Blog | 'Don't Do Drama': My Story Of Online Sexual Harassment Isn't Mine Alone
Women are made to watch over their shoulders even more in digital space. I have written multiple times about the intellectual moorings of this trend of making women invisible by either blocking women's entry to, or bullying them out of public spaces.
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Opinion | What Really Went Wrong With UPSC?
In recent days, both the UPSC and the system of its recruitment have come under public criticism, thanks to incidents of abuse and misuse of quota by a few candidates.
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Opinion | Modi, Maha Kumbh, And The Magic Of 'Mobilisation'
As Prime Minister, Modi revolutionised public engagement, reshaping how leaders interacted with citizens and executed government processes
-
Opinion | India-Bangladesh Friction: What You're Seeing Is Not Real
In sum, the whole issue is like smoke and mirrors. What is seen in public is far from the reality. Delhi would be wise to wait it out, quietly. In the present storm of political verbal excess, the less said, the better.
-
GenAI Had Muted Impact On Global Elections This Year, Says Meta
The snapshot from Meta comes as misinformation experts say AI content has so far failed to significantly sway public opinion
-
Prosecutors On How Rapper Diddy Is Trying To Influence Witnesses From Jail
US rapper Sean 'Diddy' Combs, facing serious sex trafficking and abuse charges, is trying to contact potential witnesses and sway public opinion from jail to influence the jurors, prosecutors have claimed.
-
"Paid To Write My Opinion": 'Collector Bro' On Outburst That Got Him Suspended
Suspended bureaucrat N Prashanth told NDTV today that the allegations against him of publicly criticising a senior officer was a one-year-old issue that has suddenly been raked up.
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Opinion | Pawan Kalyan: Reel Meets Real
In his avatar as deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Kalyan is playing the sincere, goody-goody guy who asks tough questionssomeone who is willing to take on a fellow cabinet minister for the sake of the larger public good.
-
Donald Trump Cameo Collection: A Look At Politician's Movie Appearances
Trump has made appearances in films such as Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, Across the Sea of Time, Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven, and others
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Opinion | Can Our Politicians' Fitness Mania Inspire The Public?
The disconnect between fitness-focused politicians and the ground realities of Indias sports landscape must be addressed swiftly.
-
Opinion | What Sanctions? How US' Favourite Foreign Policy Tool Is Backfiring
For the US, the question is not just whether sanctions are effective, but if they are backfiring. Sanctions might weaken economies, but they help autocratic regimes exploit public sentiment in order to stay in power.
-
Opinion | India-Canada Showdown: When Fiction Is As Important As Facts
What has compelled Canada to make public its investigations in the Nijjar assassination case and hold India responsible? Has there been a slight or a breach of trust, intended or otherwise, behind the scenes that a public show is to be put up?
-
Opinion | India's Out-Of-Pocket Health Spend Is Decreasing. Here's How
The government's commitment to increasing public health investments provides a solid foundation, but future efforts must ensure that these resources are effectively utilised.
-
Opinion | Will Kejriwal's Brand of Victimhood Politics Work Again?
Delhi Government ministers and senior AAP leaders have been working overtime to reclaim the moral high ground and sympathy for Arvind Kejriwal. In doing so, they seem to be relying on the belief that public memory is short.
-
7 In 10 Indians Support Health Coverage Expansion For Senior Citizens, Poll Reveals
A recent poll revealed that 70% of Indians believe the government's move to provide health coverage to senior citizens under the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB PM-JAY) will significantly benefit the elderly.
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Blog | 'Don't Do Drama': My Story Of Online Sexual Harassment Isn't Mine Alone
Women are made to watch over their shoulders even more in digital space. I have written multiple times about the intellectual moorings of this trend of making women invisible by either blocking women's entry to, or bullying them out of public spaces.
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Opinion | What Really Went Wrong With UPSC?
In recent days, both the UPSC and the system of its recruitment have come under public criticism, thanks to incidents of abuse and misuse of quota by a few candidates.
