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As if a spluttering economy, the highest unemployment figures ever recorded and a massive farmers’ agitation besieging the nation’s capital last...
In my last column, I spoke about the clash between Mr Modi’s “New India” and the values of the “Old India” that people like me are accused...
When our nation goes to polls over the next two months, Indians will be making a choice between two very different ideas of India. On one hand, there...
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Today marks the 154th anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, and our media will be filled with encomia for one of India’s greatest sons, the man...
India has just won the Asia Cup, in a stunningly one-sided final. Now the Australians are arriving on our shores and the World Cups. Cricket fever has...
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