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Opinion | Heir Not-So-Apparent: The New Reality Of Indian Politics
Trinamool's turmoil is a warning to regional parties that legacy can open the door, but only legitimacy keeps the house from breaking.
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Most Congress Breakaways Succeeded, BJP Rebels Failed: A History Of Revolts
The latest round of political speculation began with comments from Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, who suggested that regional parties such as the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the Trinamool Congress should consider merging with the Congre
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Year-Ender 2025: Prominent Debutants In Indian Politics
Year 2025 saw quite a few elections, whether it was for Vice President or for Rajya Sabha or state Assembly elections or state by-elections. The year also saw numerous political debutants as well.
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The Hunt: Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Now Available For Streaming on SonyLIV
SonyLIV’s The Hunt: Rajiv Gandhi Assassination stands out as a political crime docu-series that captures the emotional and investigative journey following one of India’s darkest chapters. Directed by Nagesh Kukunoor, the show relies on archival footage, interviews, and reenactments to portray the events surrounding the 1991 suicide attack.
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Canadian Man Urges Indians To Be More Polite, Sparks Debate: "Courtesy In Short Supply"
He proposed a simple challenge, outlining five easy actions to improve daily interactions, which can be completed in just one day.
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"Congress Has Never Stood By The Opposition": Aam Aadmi Party
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Sunday slammed the Congress for not standing by it on the issue of Manish Sisodia's arrest, and alleged that both the grand old party and the BJP want all other political parties to cease to exist.
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"Majority Victimhood" Runs Into Challenges - By Rajmohan Gandhi
Can a government that parades its democratic credentials endlessly oppose a demand that the people must be consulted before drastic and dramatic changes are imposed on them?
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On Twitter, Sushil Kumar Modi Calls Amit Shah "Real Chanakya Of Indian Politics"
After Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar took oath as Maharashtra chief minister and deputy chief minister respectively, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi was all praises for Home Minister Amit Shah, asserting that the latter has once again proved he is the real ''Chanakya'' of Indian politics.
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Prashant Kishor Accused Of Interfering In Bengal Government's Functioning
The BJP's West Bengal unit on Monday charged poll strategist Prashant Kishor and his team members with interfering in the functioning of the state government officers and looking into the confidential files of the various departments.
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80% Indian Job Seekers Interested In Politics: Report
About 80 per cent of job seekers across India are interested in politics and look to pursue careers as political analysts, social workers and political journalists, a survey by a leading job site, Indeed, said on Wednesday.
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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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Arvind Kejriwal's Rise And Early Missteps In National Politics
Edited excerpts from Milan Vaishnav's book When Crime Pays: Money and Muscle in Indian Politics
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In 2014, As Modi Vowed To Cleanse Politics, Criminals Were Elected
Edited excerpts from Milan Vaishnav's book When Crime Pays: Money and Muscle in Indian Politics
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Pappu and Feku - the Best We Can Do?
Societies across the globe indicate respect for others through forms of language. In India, these customs are particularly rich. Pronouns like 'aap' as well as common endings of verbs such as 'aaiye', 'baithiye', 'suniye' (come, sit, listen) in Hindi and other Indian languages all convey especial deference.
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'Disparate Indian Political Parties in Malaysia Should Unite'
All political parties representing the Indians should unite and work together for the betterment of the community, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has said.
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Opinion | Heir Not-So-Apparent: The New Reality Of Indian Politics
Trinamool's turmoil is a warning to regional parties that legacy can open the door, but only legitimacy keeps the house from breaking.
-
Most Congress Breakaways Succeeded, BJP Rebels Failed: A History Of Revolts
The latest round of political speculation began with comments from Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut, who suggested that regional parties such as the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and the Trinamool Congress should consider merging with the Congre
-
Year-Ender 2025: Prominent Debutants In Indian Politics
Year 2025 saw quite a few elections, whether it was for Vice President or for Rajya Sabha or state Assembly elections or state by-elections. The year also saw numerous political debutants as well.
-
The Hunt: Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Now Available For Streaming on SonyLIV
SonyLIV’s The Hunt: Rajiv Gandhi Assassination stands out as a political crime docu-series that captures the emotional and investigative journey following one of India’s darkest chapters. Directed by Nagesh Kukunoor, the show relies on archival footage, interviews, and reenactments to portray the events surrounding the 1991 suicide attack.
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Canadian Man Urges Indians To Be More Polite, Sparks Debate: "Courtesy In Short Supply"
He proposed a simple challenge, outlining five easy actions to improve daily interactions, which can be completed in just one day.
-
"Congress Has Never Stood By The Opposition": Aam Aadmi Party
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Sunday slammed the Congress for not standing by it on the issue of Manish Sisodia's arrest, and alleged that both the grand old party and the BJP want all other political parties to cease to exist.
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"Majority Victimhood" Runs Into Challenges - By Rajmohan Gandhi
Can a government that parades its democratic credentials endlessly oppose a demand that the people must be consulted before drastic and dramatic changes are imposed on them?
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On Twitter, Sushil Kumar Modi Calls Amit Shah "Real Chanakya Of Indian Politics"
After Devendra Fadnavis and Ajit Pawar took oath as Maharashtra chief minister and deputy chief minister respectively, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Modi was all praises for Home Minister Amit Shah, asserting that the latter has once again proved he is the real ''Chanakya'' of Indian politics.
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Prashant Kishor Accused Of Interfering In Bengal Government's Functioning
The BJP's West Bengal unit on Monday charged poll strategist Prashant Kishor and his team members with interfering in the functioning of the state government officers and looking into the confidential files of the various departments.
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80% Indian Job Seekers Interested In Politics: Report
About 80 per cent of job seekers across India are interested in politics and look to pursue careers as political analysts, social workers and political journalists, a survey by a leading job site, Indeed, said on Wednesday.
-
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.
-
Arvind Kejriwal's Rise And Early Missteps In National Politics
Edited excerpts from Milan Vaishnav's book When Crime Pays: Money and Muscle in Indian Politics
-
In 2014, As Modi Vowed To Cleanse Politics, Criminals Were Elected
Edited excerpts from Milan Vaishnav's book When Crime Pays: Money and Muscle in Indian Politics
-
Pappu and Feku - the Best We Can Do?
Societies across the globe indicate respect for others through forms of language. In India, these customs are particularly rich. Pronouns like 'aap' as well as common endings of verbs such as 'aaiye', 'baithiye', 'suniye' (come, sit, listen) in Hindi and other Indian languages all convey especial deference.
-
'Disparate Indian Political Parties in Malaysia Should Unite'
All political parties representing the Indians should unite and work together for the betterment of the community, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has said.
