Indian politics
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Should political parties in India play politics over COVID-19?
Kalyani Shankar That is what is happening on vaccines’ delivery in the past few days when a dangerous second wave is endangering to attack the country. It has resulted in a fight…
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BJP, a divided house in Karnataka
The BJP in Karnataka is a divided house. Disorder reigns supreme within the party as open expression of dissent and mutual accusations have become the order of the day. There have been…
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With KTR in reckoning TRS head, Harish to carve own path?
Hyderabad: A lot is being said off-late about Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) working president and state IT minister K. T. Rama Rao (KTR) in political circles; that he is all set to take…
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Spontaneous Disorder—Politics shall lead India to actualise Tagore’s dream
Shafeeq R. Mahajir Friedrich von Hayek, Nobel Laureate, 1974 was quoted by Ayushin a piece referring to the concept he called “spontaneous order”, as demonstrative of how order seemingly spontaneously emerges despite…
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Twitter, politics and elections–a weird connection
Fatima Hasan Today, there are various social media networking sites where you place a status regarding any current affair or comment on it, and you get immediate reply from the politician’s social…
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BJP’s shrill Hyderabad campaign is part of Hindutva’s larger project
Hyderabad: Over the past two weeks, the city has been a blitzkrieg of political campaigns rife with communal remarks and incendiary speeches by Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders in the run up to…
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Political dog fight erupts after Manmohan Singh’s criticism of govt
New Delhi: A war of words erupted between the ruling BJP and the Congress over former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the death of 20 Indian…
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Political colours and “Azadi”
Shafiq R Mahajir Shouts of Azadi…are for some, expression of rebellion against a system that is hijacking their country, bringing in oppression, inflation, corruption, economic and industrial collapse, injustice, self-contradictory stands, lies,…
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Amit Shah: The undisputed ‘Chanakya’ of Indian Politics
New Delhi: As Saturday morning brought surprise and amazement to many with a 180-degree-turnaround in the Maharashtra politics, it once again reinforced the fact that Amit Anilchandra Shah is the undisputed ‘Chanakya’,…
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Lalu still can change Indian politics
New Delhi: India is passing through a condition of unrest. GDP is falling, NITI Ayog has also confirmed it. Despite all these adverse circumstances, GoI is bent upon suppressing the voice of…
