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When Words Like "Anti-National" Are Thrown Around
"Words matter", as a wiser and older George W. Bush has advised President Trump. Yes, they do here in India as much as in the US. Remember "Pappu" and "Feku"? Such labels stick. However, they are not half as problematic as invisible half-words and powerfully emotive discourse.
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Hillary Clinton Received Funds From Indian Politicians, Alleges Donald Trump
Attacking his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton over donations to her family foundation, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has alleged that she received funds from Indian political leaders and institutions to vote for the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
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British Indian Minister To Take Part In Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
Priti Patel, Britain's minister for employment and Prime Minister David Cameron's Indian diaspora champion, will be on a three-day visit to India from January 7 during which she will take part in the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) in New Delhi.
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Arvind Kejriwal Second-Most Followed Indian Politician on Twitter
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has become the second most-followed Indian politician on microblogging site Twitter with over six million followers.
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As Bihar's Election War Rages On, a Dogfight in the Skies
As Bihar hosts this year's most intense political war, the skies of the state are ringing with the claps of helicopters hired by various political parties to ferry their leaders on a breathless campaign.
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TGIF: The Indian Politician's Favourite Quotes
There's usually a big gap between what politicians say and what they really mean.
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Health of Indian politicians often treated like state secret
In the tempestuous latter half of August - marked, in India, by a prominent activist's public fast, pop-up protests, debates about corruption, and even debates about the debates about corruption - the Congress party seemed to flounder like a dinghy in a maelstrom. Perhaps it was because no one was at the tiller. Earlier in the month, a spokesman ha...
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When Words Like "Anti-National" Are Thrown Around
"Words matter", as a wiser and older George W. Bush has advised President Trump. Yes, they do here in India as much as in the US. Remember "Pappu" and "Feku"? Such labels stick. However, they are not half as problematic as invisible half-words and powerfully emotive discourse.
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Hillary Clinton Received Funds From Indian Politicians, Alleges Donald Trump
Attacking his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton over donations to her family foundation, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has alleged that she received funds from Indian political leaders and institutions to vote for the Indo-US civil nuclear deal.
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British Indian Minister To Take Part In Pravasi Bharatiya Divas
Priti Patel, Britain's minister for employment and Prime Minister David Cameron's Indian diaspora champion, will be on a three-day visit to India from January 7 during which she will take part in the Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) in New Delhi.
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Arvind Kejriwal Second-Most Followed Indian Politician on Twitter
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has become the second most-followed Indian politician on microblogging site Twitter with over six million followers.
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As Bihar's Election War Rages On, a Dogfight in the Skies
As Bihar hosts this year's most intense political war, the skies of the state are ringing with the claps of helicopters hired by various political parties to ferry their leaders on a breathless campaign.
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TGIF: The Indian Politician's Favourite Quotes
There's usually a big gap between what politicians say and what they really mean.
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Health of Indian politicians often treated like state secret
In the tempestuous latter half of August - marked, in India, by a prominent activist's public fast, pop-up protests, debates about corruption, and even debates about the debates about corruption - the Congress party seemed to flounder like a dinghy in a maelstrom. Perhaps it was because no one was at the tiller. Earlier in the month, a spokesman ha...
