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Opinion | Rishi Sunak: Up The Creek Without A Paddle
Now and again the political tide turns so decisively against an incumbent government that there's little the ruling party can do. It happened a decade ago with the Congress in India, and today, it's UK's Rishi Sunak staring at a crushing wipeout.
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Exclusive: Narayana Murthy Won't Join Politics, Instead Plans To...
Narayana Murthy, Infosys founder, spoke about his plans after leaving the company in a freewheeling chat with NDTV.
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As Rishi Sunak Preps For UK Budget, A Row Over Tea Break Brews On Twitter
Rishi Sunak, UK's newly-appointed Indian-origin Finance Minister and the son-in-law of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy is prepping to present his first budget next month. On Friday, he tweeted a photo of him brewing tea for his team in between meetings.
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Separate Universities From Political Ideologies: Narayana Murthy
For creating world-class educational institutions in India, it is important to delink education from political influence and keep ideology away, Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy said in Ahmedabad Saturday.
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Narayana Murthy's Son-in-Law Rishi Sunak Leads Indian-Origin Lawmakers List in UK
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy's son-in-law is leading the list of ethnic minority MPs expected to win seats for the Conservative party in the May 7 General Election in the UK.
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Cauvery water sharing, BJP's loss in Assembly elections highlights of 2013 for Karnataka
A tectonic political shift that brought the Congress back to power dismantling the BJP's first-ever government in the South topped the developments during 2013 in Karnataka.
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Arvind Kejriwal has brought in a new kind of politics: panelists at NDTV's Solutions Summit
Arvind Kejriwal has brought in a new kind of politics and invigorated India's jaded masses, panelists at NDTV's Solutions summit today agreed, though they sounded a note of caution on the danger of "regressive economics."
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Getting Bangalore to vote: a major new initiative
With its large floating population, Bangalore, India's tech hub, has the dubious distinction of a consistently poor turnout in elections. Now, a group of citizens have joined hands in an attempt to change that record.
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Narayana Murthy backs movement for clean political candidates for Bangalore
Will Bangalore's voters get a chance to choose from electoral candidates who do not have a corrupt and criminal background? That is the fervent hope of several opinion leaders in the city who have got together to form the Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC. The initiative was formally launched on Sunday, and aims to mobilise the urban mid...
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Opinion | Rishi Sunak: Up The Creek Without A Paddle
Now and again the political tide turns so decisively against an incumbent government that there's little the ruling party can do. It happened a decade ago with the Congress in India, and today, it's UK's Rishi Sunak staring at a crushing wipeout.
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Exclusive: Narayana Murthy Won't Join Politics, Instead Plans To...
Narayana Murthy, Infosys founder, spoke about his plans after leaving the company in a freewheeling chat with NDTV.
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As Rishi Sunak Preps For UK Budget, A Row Over Tea Break Brews On Twitter
Rishi Sunak, UK's newly-appointed Indian-origin Finance Minister and the son-in-law of Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy is prepping to present his first budget next month. On Friday, he tweeted a photo of him brewing tea for his team in between meetings.
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Separate Universities From Political Ideologies: Narayana Murthy
For creating world-class educational institutions in India, it is important to delink education from political influence and keep ideology away, Infosys founder N R Narayana Murthy said in Ahmedabad Saturday.
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Narayana Murthy's Son-in-Law Rishi Sunak Leads Indian-Origin Lawmakers List in UK
Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy's son-in-law is leading the list of ethnic minority MPs expected to win seats for the Conservative party in the May 7 General Election in the UK.
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Cauvery water sharing, BJP's loss in Assembly elections highlights of 2013 for Karnataka
A tectonic political shift that brought the Congress back to power dismantling the BJP's first-ever government in the South topped the developments during 2013 in Karnataka.
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Arvind Kejriwal has brought in a new kind of politics: panelists at NDTV's Solutions Summit
Arvind Kejriwal has brought in a new kind of politics and invigorated India's jaded masses, panelists at NDTV's Solutions summit today agreed, though they sounded a note of caution on the danger of "regressive economics."
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Getting Bangalore to vote: a major new initiative
With its large floating population, Bangalore, India's tech hub, has the dubious distinction of a consistently poor turnout in elections. Now, a group of citizens have joined hands in an attempt to change that record.
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Narayana Murthy backs movement for clean political candidates for Bangalore
Will Bangalore's voters get a chance to choose from electoral candidates who do not have a corrupt and criminal background? That is the fervent hope of several opinion leaders in the city who have got together to form the Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC. The initiative was formally launched on Sunday, and aims to mobilise the urban mid...
