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General Election Results 2024 and the BJP

The 2024 general election results came as a surprise for everyone. Even surprising was the decrease in the margin of victory for the...

The policy-politics conundrum

A politician's job is to represent what the people on the ground feel and voice their concerns but it is also the politician's job to...

The "Modi Vs Who" Conundrum

The Prime Ministerial candidate of a party is like a torch bearer who embodies or captures the vision of the particular party or...

Indian Elections and thoughtless welfare populism

It is once again election season in India, with five states going for their assembly elections. With elections, come the poll promises...

The Rumblings in Punjab

It is said that History rhymes and the turn of events in Punjab's Ajnala seem like a flashback to the dark and blood-stained period in...

The dawn of two stars in Indian Politics

The national general elections are almost a year away, and Rahul Gandhi has concluded his Bharat Jodo Yatra demarcating the ideological...

Chinese Covid-19 protests: A warning for Xi?

"We don't want a leader; we want votes," read a banner in Beijing as the 20th annual congress of the Chinese Communist Party was about to...

Globalization and The world in turmoil

It was around January 2020 that a new virus was raging through China started making headlines. Soon enough, the virus became a global...

A wake up call for Congress

It is still a bit more than two years left to the 2024 general elections, but it seems that its rumblings have already started making...

Climate Change: The new fault line

The COP26 summit was underway, with countries pledging to up the ante in fighting against climate change. The world leaders also promised...

Indians and The Rear-View Mirror

Everyone must have at least once in their conversation with their parents must have heard their parents saying, "In our times, it was so...

Public sector banks: To be or Not to be

Preface Financial sector is like the skeleton, it gives the support and structure to a nation's economy. We have public-owned banks,...

Indian Media: An Oxymoron

Media is the fourth pillar of democracy and rightly so because it has been bestowed with this superpower of making its voice heard. In...

The politically inept opposition

Remember, in the run-up to the 2014 general elections, Mr. Modi met a bunch of Muslim clerics. In one such meeting, a cleric tried to cap...

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