Categories for Editor’s Note
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Unmasking India Haters
Non-violent and peaceful protests or agitations over their demands are the democratic right of the agitators. And there is always a place for it in democracy. It is also helpful in eliminating the deadlock and communication gap between the government... View Article
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Indigenisation thy name is self-reliance
The recent sanction to the Rs-48,000 crore Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)-developed Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) Tejas purchase, and thereafter, the successful testing of HAL-developed anti-airfield weapons off the coast of Odisha added a new chapter in the history of indigenous... View Article
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Dissecting Halalonomics
SDMC’s recent direction that all hotels, restaurants and meat shops have to specify as to what meat they are selling–halal or jhatka–is making a buzz. What is more, the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) of the... View Article
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BJP ready to stop Mamata’s juggernaut
Bengal is once again in limelight. As such, Mamata Banerjee’s two terms as the Chief Minister of Bengal have been the subject of discussion all over the country. In 2016 elections, Didi managed to wipe out the opposition in Bengal... View Article
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Competitive market is the key
It is ill-fated that even those political parties and leaders of the country are opposing the farm laws, who till yesterday had promised to make similar laws in their election manifestos. This does not mean that there is no scope... View Article
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Rot in Congress.
The grand old party, Congress is moving away not only from its cadres but also from citizens. Questions are being raised by senior party leaders after the crushing defeat of the Congress in the Bihar assembly elections as well as... View Article
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No to ‘die-nasty’ politics
Bihar election results are more unpredictable and thriller than a 20-20 cricket match now-a-days. But now that the cat is out of the bag, the Mahagathbandhan strategists have to introspect in a deeper sense. Despite having a strong confidence to... View Article
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‘Love’ of malice and deceit
Nikita Tomar’s murder in Ballabhgarh has led to national outrage and rising clamour for justice for the victim. This has also caused discontent among Hindu organisations, who suspect that this is part of a larger conspiracy, in which men of... View Article
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Decoding Bihar Elections
Election fever in Bihar is gradually rising. The people of Bihar, seemingly having buried the cynical evil of caste politics deep down the ground, are going to script a new chapter in the state assembly elections. Overall, this time the... View Article
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Road to Farmers’ Prosperity
After the passing of three farm bills in the recent session of Parliament, the Opposition is seemingly spreading canards about these bills. In Punjab and Haryana as well as parts of western Uttar Pradesh, the confusion has increased so much... View Article