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Opinion | Haryana To Bengal, Congress Is Fighting Hard - But Mostly With Itself
The grand old party continues to stare at an uncertain future, dogged by inaction, masterly inactivity, and internal bickering in several states. But are we surprised?
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Opinion | Rahul's 'Masterly Inaction' Can Cost Congress More Than Just Karnataka
The prospects of a repeat of Madhya Pradesh cannot be ruled out in Karnataka. Rahul is running out of both time and options.
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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 | The Story Of Raj Narain, Who Led To Indira Gandhi's Ouster, Then Return
The fall of two Prime Ministers, Indira Gandhi and Morarji Desai - as well as the (short-lived) anointment of a third, Chaudhary Charan Singh - is attributed to Narain.
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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 | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
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Opinion | Maharashtra: Will Exit Polls Resist Presumptions This Time?
Assembly election results, more often than ever now, have become a function of a party/alliance losing the elections and the rival, consequently, managing to win. Would this trend play out in Maharashtra too?
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Ahead Of Haryana Election, Congress, BJP Stutter Over Lists Of Candidates
The Congress and the BJP both face hiccups in finalising candidates for next month's Haryana election, sources told NDTV Friday, days after the former began seat-sharing talks with the AAP, seeking a revival of the INDIA opposition alliance.
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Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book
The optics of a pocketbook Constitution in anyone's hands does not imply they have read it or are interested in wading through this lengthy text. Yet, the optics have given an unprecedented tangible form to the Constitution.
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Opinion | How CPI(M) Became A Victim Of Its Own Propaganda In Kerala
Pinarayi Vijayan had realised that the CPI(M)s Hindu vote bank was gradually eroding. Minority outreach, he thought, would be enough to compensate for that. But he was wrong.
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Opinion | Haryana To Bengal, Congress Is Fighting Hard - But Mostly With Itself
The grand old party continues to stare at an uncertain future, dogged by inaction, masterly inactivity, and internal bickering in several states. But are we surprised?
-
Opinion | Rahul's 'Masterly Inaction' Can Cost Congress More Than Just Karnataka
The prospects of a repeat of Madhya Pradesh cannot be ruled out in Karnataka. Rahul is running out of both time and options.
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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.
-
Opinion | The Story Of Raj Narain, Who Led To Indira Gandhi's Ouster, Then Return
The fall of two Prime Ministers, Indira Gandhi and Morarji Desai - as well as the (short-lived) anointment of a third, Chaudhary Charan Singh - is attributed to Narain.
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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 | Next 20 Months Can Change Congress's Fate In Karnataka
The next 20 months would be crucial for both the Congress and the BJP in Karnataka. Past experience has shown amply that incessant internal squabbles can cost parties.
-
Opinion | Maharashtra: Will Exit Polls Resist Presumptions This Time?
Assembly election results, more often than ever now, have become a function of a party/alliance losing the elections and the rival, consequently, managing to win. Would this trend play out in Maharashtra too?
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Ahead Of Haryana Election, Congress, BJP Stutter Over Lists Of Candidates
The Congress and the BJP both face hiccups in finalising candidates for next month's Haryana election, sources told NDTV Friday, days after the former began seat-sharing talks with the AAP, seeking a revival of the INDIA opposition alliance.
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Opinion | Pocketbook Constitution: The Optics Of Parliament's Most-Loved Book
The optics of a pocketbook Constitution in anyone's hands does not imply they have read it or are interested in wading through this lengthy text. Yet, the optics have given an unprecedented tangible form to the Constitution.
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Opinion | How CPI(M) Became A Victim Of Its Own Propaganda In Kerala
Pinarayi Vijayan had realised that the CPI(M)s Hindu vote bank was gradually eroding. Minority outreach, he thought, would be enough to compensate for that. But he was wrong.
