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Opinion | Why Freebies Work Brilliantly, Until They Suddenly Don't: A Tamil Nadu Paradox
Freebies work under three conditions - and fail when any one of those conditions is absent.
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Opinion | 'On Verge Of Stopping': Inside The Panic That Led To Indian Airlines' SOS Call
The Iran shock has hit every airline in the world. Yet, only three groups have written to governments to keep them flying. One of them comprises the three Indian airlines.
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Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
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Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
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Opinion | Rs 30 Petrol Hike To Currency Crisis, What Oil At $150 Can Really Do To The World
In the Gulf today, the oil taps cannot simply be turned back on. This is the distinction from the 1971 that not many are talking about.
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Dhurandhar Actor, Who Played Shirani, Owes His Career To Daler Mehndi. Internet Says, "Baloch Chief Balle Balle"
"I ended up playing a main part in the video, and that song became a huge hit," said Bimal Oberoi
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Opinion | Inside The '$500 Billion' Iran War Bill No Economist Is Talking About
The Gulf War of 1991 lasted 43 days and cost, in today's money, $102 billion. The current conflict has already passed its third week. There is no credible exit timeline.
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Opinion | The Country That Buys 90% Of Iran's Oil Is Still Not Panicking. Here's Why
Beijing has spent two decades preparing to answer: what happens when the Strait of Hormuz closes?
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Opinion | How 12 'Insurers' Sitting In London Paralysed Hormuz - All With A Phone Call
By March 3, there were zero active tanker transits inside the Hormuz Strait. Not because of Iran, or Trump. But simply because an 'underwriter' in London picked up the telephone.
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Opinion | 3 Reasons India Shouldn't Sign A Deal With A Court-Defeated Trump
Post the US Supreme Court's order striking down Trump's tariffs, the legal and economic baseline for an India-US deal has shifted sharply.
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Opinion | Union Budget 2026-27: Don't Look For Fireworks Here. Continuity Is The Goal
The latest Budget needs to be read as a statement of macroeconomic restraint under external stress. Its defining feature is calibration.
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Opinion | How The Economic Survey Redefines India's Growth Constraints
The Survey situates India's recent performance within a global environment characterised by persistent geopolitical uncertainty, fragmented trade regimes, and rising risk premia.
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Opinion | The India-EU Deal Isn't Really About Tariffs
Trump's Board of Peace project is an attempt to return the world to a pre-war model, in which leaders of the great powers would convene forums to redraw maps and sign treaties.
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Lt Governor Manoj Sinha Sacks 5 J&K Government Employees For Terror Links
Five government employees in Jammu and Kashmir have been sacked after they were found to be supporting terrorists. The action, sources said, is part of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha's crackdown against terror associates planted in the government
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"Gunboat Diplomacy Is Back": Ex-Envoy Warns Of Global Fallout After US' Venezuela Power Grab
India's former Ambassador to Venezuela, YK Sinha, has likened the reported US assault on Caracas and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro to "a bygone era of gunboat diplomacy".
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Opinion | Why Freebies Work Brilliantly, Until They Suddenly Don't: A Tamil Nadu Paradox
Freebies work under three conditions - and fail when any one of those conditions is absent.
-
Opinion | 'On Verge Of Stopping': Inside The Panic That Led To Indian Airlines' SOS Call
The Iran shock has hit every airline in the world. Yet, only three groups have written to governments to keep them flying. One of them comprises the three Indian airlines.
-
Opinion | How A War Destroyed America's Strongest Financial Weapon, Built Over 50 Years
America's own Secretary of State has publicly conceded that its most powerful financial weapon may be obsolete within five years.
-
Opinion | What Happens To Oil Prices If Iran Really Starts Charging A Hormuz 'Toll'?
Iran has not agreed to reopen the Strait, but to allow passage via "coordination" with its Armed Forces. Even the IRGC Navy has said that the Strait "will never return to its former state".
-
Opinion | Rs 30 Petrol Hike To Currency Crisis, What Oil At $150 Can Really Do To The World
In the Gulf today, the oil taps cannot simply be turned back on. This is the distinction from the 1971 that not many are talking about.
-
Dhurandhar Actor, Who Played Shirani, Owes His Career To Daler Mehndi. Internet Says, "Baloch Chief Balle Balle"
"I ended up playing a main part in the video, and that song became a huge hit," said Bimal Oberoi
-
Opinion | Inside The '$500 Billion' Iran War Bill No Economist Is Talking About
The Gulf War of 1991 lasted 43 days and cost, in today's money, $102 billion. The current conflict has already passed its third week. There is no credible exit timeline.
-
Opinion | The Country That Buys 90% Of Iran's Oil Is Still Not Panicking. Here's Why
Beijing has spent two decades preparing to answer: what happens when the Strait of Hormuz closes?
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Opinion | How 12 'Insurers' Sitting In London Paralysed Hormuz - All With A Phone Call
By March 3, there were zero active tanker transits inside the Hormuz Strait. Not because of Iran, or Trump. But simply because an 'underwriter' in London picked up the telephone.
-
Opinion | 3 Reasons India Shouldn't Sign A Deal With A Court-Defeated Trump
Post the US Supreme Court's order striking down Trump's tariffs, the legal and economic baseline for an India-US deal has shifted sharply.
-
Opinion | Union Budget 2026-27: Don't Look For Fireworks Here. Continuity Is The Goal
The latest Budget needs to be read as a statement of macroeconomic restraint under external stress. Its defining feature is calibration.
-
Opinion | How The Economic Survey Redefines India's Growth Constraints
The Survey situates India's recent performance within a global environment characterised by persistent geopolitical uncertainty, fragmented trade regimes, and rising risk premia.
-
Opinion | The India-EU Deal Isn't Really About Tariffs
Trump's Board of Peace project is an attempt to return the world to a pre-war model, in which leaders of the great powers would convene forums to redraw maps and sign treaties.
-
Lt Governor Manoj Sinha Sacks 5 J&K Government Employees For Terror Links
Five government employees in Jammu and Kashmir have been sacked after they were found to be supporting terrorists. The action, sources said, is part of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha's crackdown against terror associates planted in the government
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"Gunboat Diplomacy Is Back": Ex-Envoy Warns Of Global Fallout After US' Venezuela Power Grab
India's former Ambassador to Venezuela, YK Sinha, has likened the reported US assault on Caracas and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro to "a bygone era of gunboat diplomacy".
