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Opinion | Bihar's Lesson For Congress And Rahul Gandhi? Just Photo-Ops Won't Do
Rahul Gandhi's relationship with allies may have managed to produce some striking media moments, but not public trust. The result is a politics of half-gestures: common pressers without common strategies, joint slogans without joint cadres,
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Opinion | Rajasthan High Court Abolishes Princely Titles - Yet Indian Courts Cling To 'My Lord'
As the courts increasingly see a generation of Gen Z lawyers and litigants enter their halls, they must modernise their modes of communication. The rigid and antiquated language of the courtroom risks alienating the very public it serves.
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Election Commission Seeks Public Opinion On 5 Questions Amid Bihar Poll Row Revision
The Election Commission of India on Tuesday sought public opinion on various concerns regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, which ignited a full-scale spat between the ruling and Opposition parties in Bihar, sources said.
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Rahul Gandhi Joins Second Leg Of 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' In Bihar
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday joined the second leg of 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' in Bihar, which is aimed at galvanising public opinion against the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls ahead of assembly polls in the state.
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Netanyahu 'In Denial' Over Suffering In Gaza: Australia PM Anthony Albanese
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu was "in denial" about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a day after announcing Australia would recognise a Palestinian state for the first time.
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Opinion | Lunch, Now A State Award: What's With The Growing Pakistan-US Lovefest?
After years of being ignored publicly by recent American administrations, the turnaround in established policy is baffling. What gives?
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7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
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Opinion | Air India Crash: We're All Terrified Of Flying Now, Thanks To Conspiracy Theories
The erosion of trust has triggered apprehensions among the public about air travel. I know of many erstwhile frequent fliers, who thought nothing before taking a flight for work or leisure, now hesitating before making the next flight booking.
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How Smriti Irani Is Dealing With Trolls On Kyunki: "When You Are In The Public Eye..."
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Smriti Irani shares her opinion on dealing with such online flak and why it is a part of the profession
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After Iran, Pressure Mounts On Netanyahu To End Gaza War
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rise in popularity during the war with Iran may already be fading, as pressure mounts at home to end the conflict in Gaza.
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For Me, Constitution Is Supreme, Not Parliament: Chief Justice Of India BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has said the Constitution of India is supreme and all three wings of democracy work under it.
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"Doesn't Change..." How White House Reacted To Musk's Attack On Trump's Bill
However, the White House does not seem too worked up about his comments, as White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that Musks stand does not change the presidents opinion about it.
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Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
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Opinion | What Quick (De)Escalation Between India-Pak Teaches Us About War And Peace
The wanton public wants war one moment and peace the next. The state ought to eschew the urge to base its decisions on this wantonness.
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Opinion | Op Sindoor, India-Pak, And What Sahir Or Faiz Can Tell Us About Wars
When we forget about the wounds of war, we don't think twice before waging one. The poems of Kishwar Naheed, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, and many more offer a jolt to such public amnesia.
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Opinion | Bihar's Lesson For Congress And Rahul Gandhi? Just Photo-Ops Won't Do
Rahul Gandhi's relationship with allies may have managed to produce some striking media moments, but not public trust. The result is a politics of half-gestures: common pressers without common strategies, joint slogans without joint cadres,
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Opinion | Rajasthan High Court Abolishes Princely Titles - Yet Indian Courts Cling To 'My Lord'
As the courts increasingly see a generation of Gen Z lawyers and litigants enter their halls, they must modernise their modes of communication. The rigid and antiquated language of the courtroom risks alienating the very public it serves.
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Election Commission Seeks Public Opinion On 5 Questions Amid Bihar Poll Row Revision
The Election Commission of India on Tuesday sought public opinion on various concerns regarding the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, which ignited a full-scale spat between the ruling and Opposition parties in Bihar, sources said.
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Rahul Gandhi Joins Second Leg Of 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' In Bihar
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday joined the second leg of 'Voter Adhikar Yatra' in Bihar, which is aimed at galvanising public opinion against the special intensive revision (SIR) of electoral rolls ahead of assembly polls in the state.
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Netanyahu 'In Denial' Over Suffering In Gaza: Australia PM Anthony Albanese
Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu was "in denial" about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, a day after announcing Australia would recognise a Palestinian state for the first time.
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Opinion | Lunch, Now A State Award: What's With The Growing Pakistan-US Lovefest?
After years of being ignored publicly by recent American administrations, the turnaround in established policy is baffling. What gives?
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7,000 Steps A Day Can Reduce The Risk Of Early Death By 47 Per Cent: Study
Expert opinion and recent research indicate that 10,000 steps might not be required for everyone and that fewer steps could still have significant health advantages.
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Opinion | Air India Crash: We're All Terrified Of Flying Now, Thanks To Conspiracy Theories
The erosion of trust has triggered apprehensions among the public about air travel. I know of many erstwhile frequent fliers, who thought nothing before taking a flight for work or leisure, now hesitating before making the next flight booking.
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How Smriti Irani Is Dealing With Trolls On Kyunki: "When You Are In The Public Eye..."
In an exclusive conversation with NDTV, Smriti Irani shares her opinion on dealing with such online flak and why it is a part of the profession
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After Iran, Pressure Mounts On Netanyahu To End Gaza War
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rise in popularity during the war with Iran may already be fading, as pressure mounts at home to end the conflict in Gaza.
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For Me, Constitution Is Supreme, Not Parliament: Chief Justice Of India BR Gavai
Chief Justice of India B R Gavai has said the Constitution of India is supreme and all three wings of democracy work under it.
-
"Doesn't Change..." How White House Reacted To Musk's Attack On Trump's Bill
However, the White House does not seem too worked up about his comments, as White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said that Musks stand does not change the presidents opinion about it.
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Opinion | An Appeal Against Primetime Poison - By Manoj K Jha
Toxic and abusive public discourse may not be as dramatic as a constitutional crisis, but it is more dangerous because it corrodes democracy from within, making it harder to have meaningful conversations, solve real problems, or hold power accountabl
-
Opinion | What Quick (De)Escalation Between India-Pak Teaches Us About War And Peace
The wanton public wants war one moment and peace the next. The state ought to eschew the urge to base its decisions on this wantonness.
-
Opinion | Op Sindoor, India-Pak, And What Sahir Or Faiz Can Tell Us About Wars
When we forget about the wounds of war, we don't think twice before waging one. The poems of Kishwar Naheed, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Ramdhari Singh Dinkar, and many more offer a jolt to such public amnesia.
