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Opinion | INDIA Bloc Is Running Out Of Patience With Congress. Can You Blame Them?
Like pollution in Delhi, Indian National Congresss continuous downfall seems insurmountable: no solution is in sight, nor is any effort being made to find a way out.
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Opinion | There's More To The 'Vande Mataram' Controversy Than What's Obvious
Contemporary rulers of Bengal are silent on the 150th anniversary of 'Vande Mataram', which could have provided a platform for Mamata Banerjee to showcase "Bangla pride". The reasons that encumbered the CWC in 1937 are apparently enfettering the Trin
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Opinion | The Story Of An Egypt Meet Where Pak Played Court-Jester As India Made Its Point
A telling tale of two summits, spanning 16 years and tenures of two successive Prime Ministers of India.
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Opinion | Veep Elections: Did The Opposition Lose ... Or Get Played?
It is difficult to verify all the charges and countercharges. But the lack of coherence in Opposition ranks has been laid bare. And this has been observed time and again since the nascent days of the INDIA bloc in 2023.
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Opinion | Between The Lines: What Dhankar's Exit Means for BJP And Parliament
Dhankar was the second new entrant to the BJP after Satyapal Malik to have gained prominence in the Narendra Modi-era, chagrining the Sanghs old guard. The fallout of his resignation may cause a lively organisational debate in the BJP.
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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 | 50 Years Since Emergency: What Really Fuelled Indira Gandhi's Insecurity
The roots of the political crisis that led to Emergency lay in the factional politics of Congress.
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Opinion | How Rajiv Gandhi's Visit Turned Vizhinjam From A Fishing Village To Deepwater Port
The idea for a deepwater sea port in Vizhinjam germinated in the days of the Travancore State in the British era. It was revived during a visit by Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1985, who had gone there to inaugurate houses for fishermen.
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Opinion | Why Tharoor's Nomination For Global Role Has Stirred The Congress Nest
Operation Sindoor and its aftermath have stirred the hornet's nest for the Congress. No one has openly spoken out against the leadership, but the actions of some individual leaders and their off-the-record chats reflect a disquiet within.
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Opinion | Lacklustre Congress And CPI(M) Meets Underscore BJP's Momentum
The past week saw two all-India parties of the INDIA bloc, which essentially incorporates regional outfits, hold their conclaves.
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Opinion | INDIA Bloc Is Running Out Of Patience With Congress. Can You Blame Them?
Like pollution in Delhi, Indian National Congresss continuous downfall seems insurmountable: no solution is in sight, nor is any effort being made to find a way out.
-
Opinion | There's More To The 'Vande Mataram' Controversy Than What's Obvious
Contemporary rulers of Bengal are silent on the 150th anniversary of 'Vande Mataram', which could have provided a platform for Mamata Banerjee to showcase "Bangla pride". The reasons that encumbered the CWC in 1937 are apparently enfettering the Trin
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Opinion | The Story Of An Egypt Meet Where Pak Played Court-Jester As India Made Its Point
A telling tale of two summits, spanning 16 years and tenures of two successive Prime Ministers of India.
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Opinion | Veep Elections: Did The Opposition Lose ... Or Get Played?
It is difficult to verify all the charges and countercharges. But the lack of coherence in Opposition ranks has been laid bare. And this has been observed time and again since the nascent days of the INDIA bloc in 2023.
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Opinion | Between The Lines: What Dhankar's Exit Means for BJP And Parliament
Dhankar was the second new entrant to the BJP after Satyapal Malik to have gained prominence in the Narendra Modi-era, chagrining the Sanghs old guard. The fallout of his resignation may cause a lively organisational debate in the BJP.
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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 | 50 Years Since Emergency: What Really Fuelled Indira Gandhi's Insecurity
The roots of the political crisis that led to Emergency lay in the factional politics of Congress.
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Opinion | How Rajiv Gandhi's Visit Turned Vizhinjam From A Fishing Village To Deepwater Port
The idea for a deepwater sea port in Vizhinjam germinated in the days of the Travancore State in the British era. It was revived during a visit by Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi in 1985, who had gone there to inaugurate houses for fishermen.
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Opinion | Why Tharoor's Nomination For Global Role Has Stirred The Congress Nest
Operation Sindoor and its aftermath have stirred the hornet's nest for the Congress. No one has openly spoken out against the leadership, but the actions of some individual leaders and their off-the-record chats reflect a disquiet within.
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Opinion | Lacklustre Congress And CPI(M) Meets Underscore BJP's Momentum
The past week saw two all-India parties of the INDIA bloc, which essentially incorporates regional outfits, hold their conclaves.
