Sanjay Singh – Author, NDTV.com

Opinion: Agenda-Driven Propagandists Are Back, Along With Their Collaborators

Sanjay Singh | Thursday May 23, 2024

The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, along with their collaborators, the Financial Times, is back with their not-so-hidden agenda, targeting India's homegrown business conglomerate, the Adani Group, one of the largest in the world.

Opinion: A Numbing Effect On The Toolkit Nexus

Sanjay Singh | Thursday January 04, 2024

In the past year, the Hindenburg and OCCRP reports against the Adani group were used as political ballistic ammunition against one of India's largest business conglomerates, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and regulatory institutions like SEBI.

Opinion: Many Signs And Messages Behind BJP's Triple Surprise

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday December 13, 2023

By introducing fresh faces, Modi is preparing the party's Gen Next leadership.

Opinion: State Polls Show No Real Challenge To Modi Before 2024

Sanjay Singh | Monday December 04, 2023

The election results for four states, announced on Sunday, suggests that voters in those states believed in him and his guarantees.

Opinion: The Tunnel Rescue Is The Story Of New India

Sanjay Singh | Thursday November 30, 2023

The Silkyara tunnel evacuation is a story of India's new found confidence in the last decade, its great strides & novel clarity of vision, determination, policy implementation and strong political will to take right calls in toughest of situations

Opinion: Mahua Moitra, Louis Vuitton, And A Bagful Of Questions

Sanjay Singh | Tuesday October 17, 2023

The allegations made by Dehadrai against her were of a very serious nature - ethically, morally, politically and legally.

Opinion: Arvind Kejriwal's Inner Circle And How They All Ended Up

Sanjay Singh | Tuesday October 10, 2023

Let us look at the fate of everyone close to Kejriwal, those who were key figures in AAP since its birth from the Anna Hazare campaign.

Opinion: The Curious Timing Of The Soros-Funded Report, A Hindenburg Rehash

Sanjay Singh | Friday September 01, 2023

Over the years, many have come to know the real face of Hungarian-born American George Soros.

Opinion: George Soros-Backed OCCRP's Hit Job On India

Sanjay Singh | Friday August 25, 2023

Just as 'India on the Moon' celebrations were in full throttle in the country and congratulatory messages pouring from all over the world on a milestone achieved by Indian scientists at ISRO.

Opinion: Modi's Boundaries And Sixers At Opposition's Expense

Sanjay Singh | Saturday August 12, 2023

It was a rare no-confidence motion, in which the mover of the motion, the Congress, walked out with its allies in the middle of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's response to the three-day debate.

Opinion: 4 Years Without Article 370 And Kashmir's Transformation

Sanjay Singh | Tuesday August 08, 2023

On 5 August 2019, by abrogating Article 370 and 35A and bifurcating Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories, the Modi government let the world know "impossible is nothing" was not just a catchy tagline.

Opinion: A No-Trust Vote Plays In PM Modi's Favour

Sanjay Singh | Friday July 28, 2023

One wonders why on 26 July 2023, the newly formed 26-party opposition grouping, INDIA, was so hell bent to prove Modi's prophesy right by moving a no-confidence motion against his government in Lok Sabha.

Opinion: INDIA, The Death Of UPA, And A 2018 Reminder

Sanjay Singh | Wednesday July 19, 2023

It wasn't too long ago that the Left-leaning intellectuals and some 'centrist' leaders like Rahul Gandhi talked about "two India" -- an 'India' shining for a select few and the 'Bharat' of the masses, afflicted by poverty and backwardness.

Opinion: In Opposition's Unity Fumble, Maharashtra, Bihar Are Exhibit A

Sanjay Singh | Tuesday July 11, 2023

Instead, for the 2024 elections, the spotlight is on Maharashtra and Bihar, the second and fourth largest in terms of number of seats (48 and 40).

Opinion: Opposition Unity - From Kanyakumari To Kashmir To Nowhere

Sanjay Singh | Saturday June 24, 2023

After weeks of planning & back-room negotiations, over two dozen leaders of over a dozen political parties "from Kanyakumari to Kashmir", as they said, flew to Patna for a much-hyped opposition unity meet called by Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

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