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'Zalengam Diary' And Roads As New Language In Demand To Divide Manipur
There have been many instances when infrastructure preceded politics. By connecting territories, roads can gradually reshape political demands and make some constitutional futures more conceivable than others
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The Politics Of Satluj: A Film That No Party Can Fully Own
Satluj has already achieved one political outcome: it has forced every major party to revisit questions that have remained politically unresolved for four decades
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Opinion | A Quiet Indo-Pacific Revolution Is Underway, And India Is At Its Centre
America's unpredictability has finally done what the China threat never could for the Indo-Pacific
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Opinion | The End Of Commitment: Is The Auto Industry Global, Regional Or National Now?
India can build the finest domestic market of its generation and lose the global contest in the same decade.
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Opinion | Sharad Pawar Has An Old 'Two Plus Two' Bargain For Delhi
Sharad Pawar appears to be keeping two doors open, and the political cost could be huge for both opposition and the NDA.
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Opinion | Trump's Quiet Turkey 'U-Turn' Has Loud Consequences For India
In a stunning policy reversal, Trump has decided to sell America's F-35 jets to Turkey, a staunch Pakistan ally and its closest defence supplier
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Blog: Your SUV's Most-Used Feature Is Now The Brake Pedal
The growing menace of traffic begs a question: Is buying a car slowly becoming one of the worst financial decisions for people living in large cities?
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Opinion | India's Opening: What New Delhi Can Actually Do In UN's AI Dialogue
India's claim to shape global AI rules rests on something few developing economies possess: a working, at-scale demonstration that AI can be built for public purpose rather than private capture.
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Opinion | US-Iran MoU Collapse: Why The Strait Of Hormuz Is Back On The Brink
Why did the ceasefire fail? Could it have been prevented? The answer to many of these questions lies in the framing of the 14-Point MoU and the uneven playfield that it created.
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Blog | Amaira, And The Daily Goodbye Every Parent Takes For Granted
I kept thinking about that moment every parent knows so well. The one where you watch your child disappear through the school gate, believing they will come home.
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Opinion | By Trump, For Trump: Inside The Murky Election Crisis America Is Sleepwalking Into
Trump has learnt that overturning an election after losing is extraordinarily difficult. This time, he is shaping the battlefield before America votes.
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Opinion | DMK's Strength Is Becoming Its Weakness - And Nobody Is Happier Than Vijay
DMK is fast closing doors that perhaps needed to be kept open.
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Opinion | Mamata Banerjee's Bitter Loss And The Great Bengal 'Eggsplosion'
Bengali word for egg is "dim". Let's not slip into a "dimocracy"
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Opinion | Satluj To Santosh To Padmaavat, How Getting Offended Became India's Favourite Hobby
There are three reasons why films based on real incidents or beloved myths depart from the truth
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Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Saving The US-Iran Islamabad Deal Is Now Harder Than Ever
Neither side wants more war. But neither side seems able to stop itself from marching towards one.
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Opinion | After US-Iran, Why Is Pakistan Suddenly 'Brokering' Peace In Libya Now? Hint: $4 Billion
According to reports, Pakistan became one of the interlocutors alongside the US, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Turkey.
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Opinion | Prashant Kishor Is Now Facing The Hardest Test Of His Entire Career
The strategist who once told parties how to win must now prove that he knows how to do that himself.
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Opinion | Pak Has A Kashmir Crisis - And It May Already Be Planning To Export It To India
The lie of 'Azad Kashmir' is fast catching up with Pakistan. But it might just use it to push India into a tough spot.
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Opinion: India's SpaceX Moment Is Here; Vikram-1 And The Startup Rocket Revolution
Vikram-1 is a serious technical undertaking, not a symbolic gesture. The seven-storey, carbon-composite rocket has been developed largely in-house, with solid, liquid and upper-stage propulsion technologies under Skyroot's Kalam, Raman and Dhawan programmes.
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Ringside View | Portugal's Greatest Mistake Was Making The World Cup About Cristiano Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo is still a great player, but he is nowhere near where he used to be. Other teams do not fear him as much as they used to.
