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"Lopsided": Press Club Condemns Delhi Police Case On Journalist Saba Naqvi
Cases part of a chain of events set off by BJP representatives' comments against Prophet Muhammad
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Named In Hate Case, Journalist Saba Naqvi Says "Selectively Targeted"
Journalist Saba Naqvi, who is among the people the Delhi Police named in a case of spreading hate, today expressed shock over the inclusion of her name and alleged that she has been "selectively targeted".
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Delhi Police Case Over Hate On Social Media Includes Journalist Saba Naqvi
The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity.
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Opinion: How BJP Is Trying To Counter Farmer Anger In Western UP
In the all-important bellwether state of Uttar Pradesh, the Opposition appears to have a better chance than was anticipated a few months ago.
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Opinion: Akhilesh Yadav's Gained Some Oomph. But Can He Close?
The big takeaway is that there appears to be much splintering within the voter blocs that were essential to the BJP's caste rainbow in the last state election.
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Opinion: In Varanasi, Priests Of 2 Key Temples Speak Against BJP
The Kashi corridor is the latest monument in town, one that is expected to consolidate the political Hindutva sentiment and shore up the image of the Prime Minister in what is turning out to be a tougher election than the BJP expected some months ago
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Why BJP Stronghold Agra Is Having Second Thoughts - by Saba Naqvi
As the sun sets on the Taj Mahal, casting light and shadows, a small hotelier from a trading caste who too was once enthusiastic about the BJP says there has been too much financial and personal loss for him to keep the faith.
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Opinion: Rishi Kapoor Starrer "Mulk" Raises Uncomfortable Questions
What is the fate of a joint family in the Madangir area of Varanasi, when one member is discovered to have become a terrorist and killed soon after?
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'Agli Bari, Atal Bihari': Vajpayee's Sparkling Repartee
Exclusive excerpt from Saba Naqvi's book 'Shades of Saffron: From Vajpayee to Modi'
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Opinion: BJP Puts The Squeeze On Nitish Kumar; The Pressure's Showing
Nitish Kumar, the man once seen as a potential Third Front's Prime Minister remains a Chief Minister - and is at a historic low in his career. As the country heads towards the 2019 general election, the BJP is not inclined to give him too many seats in Bihar, arguing that arguing that he is not a vote-catcher anymore.
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Opinion: The Mis-Telling Of The Dalit Vs Upper Caste Clashes In Maharashtra
There is something deeply disturbing about the manner in which sections of television media have projected the events that incited clashes between Dalits and Marathas in Maharashtra.
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Opinion: Why Modi Is Resorting To Claims Of Pak Fixing Gujarat Result
In the early leg of the Gujarat campaign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi played with a fairly straight bat and spoke of vikas, the wonders of Narmada Ma, roads, electricity, increased crop production and himself. But as the election enters its last leg, a familiar actor has entered the poll rhetoric: Pakistan.
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Opinion: BJP Needs The Full Modi Persona To Win Gujarat This Time
There is therefore an overall mood of economic disenchantment that can only be countered by the persona of Narendra Modi. But then, he is no longer the Chief Minister, and the man holding that post, Vijay Rupani, does not register as a leader in the state. Therefore, questions remain about how effectively the energetic Modi campaign can shore up th...
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Opinion: From CM To PM, Modi's Campaign Style In Gujarat Has Evolved
No question that Modi remains the most extra-ordinary figure in Indian politics, a man who made it on his own terms. The BJP's internal assessment is that there is a breach in the Patel votes but they expect other social groups to compensate for a loss of Patel votes.
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"Lopsided": Press Club Condemns Delhi Police Case On Journalist Saba Naqvi
Cases part of a chain of events set off by BJP representatives' comments against Prophet Muhammad
-
Named In Hate Case, Journalist Saba Naqvi Says "Selectively Targeted"
Journalist Saba Naqvi, who is among the people the Delhi Police named in a case of spreading hate, today expressed shock over the inclusion of her name and alleged that she has been "selectively targeted".
-
Delhi Police Case Over Hate On Social Media Includes Journalist Saba Naqvi
The Delhi Police said on Wednesday that it has registered a case against some people who are allegedly spreading messages of hate, inciting various groups and creating situations which is detrimental for the maintenance of public tranquillity.
-
Opinion: How BJP Is Trying To Counter Farmer Anger In Western UP
In the all-important bellwether state of Uttar Pradesh, the Opposition appears to have a better chance than was anticipated a few months ago.
-
Opinion: Akhilesh Yadav's Gained Some Oomph. But Can He Close?
The big takeaway is that there appears to be much splintering within the voter blocs that were essential to the BJP's caste rainbow in the last state election.
-
Opinion: In Varanasi, Priests Of 2 Key Temples Speak Against BJP
The Kashi corridor is the latest monument in town, one that is expected to consolidate the political Hindutva sentiment and shore up the image of the Prime Minister in what is turning out to be a tougher election than the BJP expected some months ago
-
Why BJP Stronghold Agra Is Having Second Thoughts - by Saba Naqvi
As the sun sets on the Taj Mahal, casting light and shadows, a small hotelier from a trading caste who too was once enthusiastic about the BJP says there has been too much financial and personal loss for him to keep the faith.
-
Opinion: Rishi Kapoor Starrer "Mulk" Raises Uncomfortable Questions
What is the fate of a joint family in the Madangir area of Varanasi, when one member is discovered to have become a terrorist and killed soon after?
-
'Agli Bari, Atal Bihari': Vajpayee's Sparkling Repartee
Exclusive excerpt from Saba Naqvi's book 'Shades of Saffron: From Vajpayee to Modi'
-
Opinion: BJP Puts The Squeeze On Nitish Kumar; The Pressure's Showing
Nitish Kumar, the man once seen as a potential Third Front's Prime Minister remains a Chief Minister - and is at a historic low in his career. As the country heads towards the 2019 general election, the BJP is not inclined to give him too many seats in Bihar, arguing that arguing that he is not a vote-catcher anymore.
-
Opinion: The Mis-Telling Of The Dalit Vs Upper Caste Clashes In Maharashtra
There is something deeply disturbing about the manner in which sections of television media have projected the events that incited clashes between Dalits and Marathas in Maharashtra.
-
Opinion: Why Modi Is Resorting To Claims Of Pak Fixing Gujarat Result
In the early leg of the Gujarat campaign, Prime Minister Narendra Modi played with a fairly straight bat and spoke of vikas, the wonders of Narmada Ma, roads, electricity, increased crop production and himself. But as the election enters its last leg, a familiar actor has entered the poll rhetoric: Pakistan.
-
Opinion: BJP Needs The Full Modi Persona To Win Gujarat This Time
There is therefore an overall mood of economic disenchantment that can only be countered by the persona of Narendra Modi. But then, he is no longer the Chief Minister, and the man holding that post, Vijay Rupani, does not register as a leader in the state. Therefore, questions remain about how effectively the energetic Modi campaign can shore up th...
-
Opinion: From CM To PM, Modi's Campaign Style In Gujarat Has Evolved
No question that Modi remains the most extra-ordinary figure in Indian politics, a man who made it on his own terms. The BJP's internal assessment is that there is a breach in the Patel votes but they expect other social groups to compensate for a loss of Patel votes.
