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Biographer of Rajiv Gandhi and Aditya Birla. Ex-TOI & India Today. Media group chairman and editor. Author: The New Clash of Civilizations
POLITICS
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Why Congress looks headed for a poll rout in Maharashtra and Haryana
The BJP-Shiv Sena coalition along with its smaller partners could win as many as 220-240 seats. In Haryana, the BJP alone could get 70-plus seats.
POLITICS
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Howdy, Modi: What the Indian PM can achieve through Houston speech
India must use Houston as a launch pad for a robust new strategic global role grounded in clear-eyed reality.
POLITICS
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SPORTS
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Because India is no cheap shot: Why we should shoot down the 2022 Commonwealth Games
With Brexit imminent, Britain wouldn't want India to abandon the CWG. But India derives little benefit from membership of a post-colonial club where shooting is replaced with beach volleyball.
POLITICS
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73rd Independence Day: Apna Time Aa Gaya, India is on its way to become a global superpower!
There is an inevitability about India’s global rise. Her moment has finally arrived and we are here to witness it in all its glory.
POLITICS
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BJP’s new roadmap for Kashmir may derail due to economic slowdown
The bold move to unshackle J&K from the prison Article 370 confined it to has given the Modi government political goodwill across the country. Let the economy not deflate it.
POLITICS
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Azaadi from Article 370: Finally, a new dawn and a new identity for Jammu and Kashmir
The age of feudal overlords in J&K is over and true democracy has finally arrived. BR Ambedkar would be the happiest man were he with us today.
POLITICS
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The Liberal Mafia: Entitled, assertive and vindictive, the liberal gang of India is deeply biased
Most liberals in India flout the tenets of true liberalism but take a ‘holier-than-thou’ stance on issues that ruffle their interests. The 49 letter-writers addressing PM Modi are the same.
POLITICS
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Future tense for Congress
Amidst all the back-room Machiavellian manoeuvring, the infantile core of the Congress stands exposed. A party that can’t decide on its leadership after two months and clings to one family for salvation does so at its peril.
POLITICS
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