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Opinion | RSS Peace Offering, Tamil Nadu's 'Vajpayee': 2 Signals From BJP's Veep Pick
When the BJP was born out of the Jan Sangh in 1980, Radhakrishnan was appointed an aide to Vajpayee. He must have imbibed some lessons from the former PM - in fact, political circles in Tamil Nadu would refer to him as the Vajpayee of the state BJP.
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Opinion | Karnataka Is A Test For Rahul Gandhi - And He's Failing Badly, Again
There is an imminent danger of the Rajasthan scenario repeating itself in Karnataka unless the party takes decisive steps to hammer out an understanding between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar. But Rahul Gandhi doesn't seem up to the task.
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Opinion | Congress May Have Finally Solved Its Tharoor Dilemma In Kerala
With the Nilambur by-election in the bag, maybe the Congress can finally put the sordid Tharoor saga behind it and concentrate on the challenging panchayat and assembly elections looming ahead.
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Opinion | A Month After Pahalgam, Have We Lost Sight Of Kashmir And Kashmiris?
While we establish a new normal of military deterrence between India and Pakistan, we seem to have forgotten that our most valuable allies have to be the people themselves.
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Opinion | There Are Two Big Reasons Behind BJP's Caste Census Move
The BJP had fought Mandal with kamandal,or Hindutva, and prevailed. But today, it seems to have decided to put Hindutva on the back burner for the moment and borrow a leaf from VP Singh's playbook.
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Opinion | Congress Must Learn That Nehru, Gandhi, Patel Can't Save It Anymore
As a senior leader who spoke on the condition of anonymity remarked in a despondent tone, "We don't seem to have moved forward from where we stood in 2020."
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Opinion | What Really Are Shashi Tharoor's 'Options'?
Although Shashi Tharoor talked of "options" in the podcast that has gone viral, he seems to be in two minds about acting on them.
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Opinion | RSS's Caste Census Dilemma Is Only Growing
The fears of the RSS are not misplaced. However, endorsing a caste census only plays into the hands of the Opposition.
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Opinion | How Maharashtra Verdict Sets The Stage For More Political Churn
Will parties heed the punishment meted out by voters to the politics of "jod-tod" that has marred the Maharashtra landscape for the past two years?
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Opinion: BJP's Communal Agenda Stalls With Jats, Livid Over Notes Ban
Western Uttar Pradesh, which votes on Saturday, may well prove to be the BJP's Achilles Heel in the crucial battle to capture the Hindi heartland state.
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Opinion | RSS Peace Offering, Tamil Nadu's 'Vajpayee': 2 Signals From BJP's Veep Pick
When the BJP was born out of the Jan Sangh in 1980, Radhakrishnan was appointed an aide to Vajpayee. He must have imbibed some lessons from the former PM - in fact, political circles in Tamil Nadu would refer to him as the Vajpayee of the state BJP.
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Opinion | Karnataka Is A Test For Rahul Gandhi - And He's Failing Badly, Again
There is an imminent danger of the Rajasthan scenario repeating itself in Karnataka unless the party takes decisive steps to hammer out an understanding between Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar. But Rahul Gandhi doesn't seem up to the task.
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Opinion | Congress May Have Finally Solved Its Tharoor Dilemma In Kerala
With the Nilambur by-election in the bag, maybe the Congress can finally put the sordid Tharoor saga behind it and concentrate on the challenging panchayat and assembly elections looming ahead.
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Opinion | A Month After Pahalgam, Have We Lost Sight Of Kashmir And Kashmiris?
While we establish a new normal of military deterrence between India and Pakistan, we seem to have forgotten that our most valuable allies have to be the people themselves.
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Opinion | There Are Two Big Reasons Behind BJP's Caste Census Move
The BJP had fought Mandal with kamandal,or Hindutva, and prevailed. But today, it seems to have decided to put Hindutva on the back burner for the moment and borrow a leaf from VP Singh's playbook.
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Opinion | Congress Must Learn That Nehru, Gandhi, Patel Can't Save It Anymore
As a senior leader who spoke on the condition of anonymity remarked in a despondent tone, "We don't seem to have moved forward from where we stood in 2020."
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Opinion | What Really Are Shashi Tharoor's 'Options'?
Although Shashi Tharoor talked of "options" in the podcast that has gone viral, he seems to be in two minds about acting on them.
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Opinion | RSS's Caste Census Dilemma Is Only Growing
The fears of the RSS are not misplaced. However, endorsing a caste census only plays into the hands of the Opposition.
-
Opinion | How Maharashtra Verdict Sets The Stage For More Political Churn
Will parties heed the punishment meted out by voters to the politics of "jod-tod" that has marred the Maharashtra landscape for the past two years?
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Opinion: BJP's Communal Agenda Stalls With Jats, Livid Over Notes Ban
Western Uttar Pradesh, which votes on Saturday, may well prove to be the BJP's Achilles Heel in the crucial battle to capture the Hindi heartland state.
