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Why Hindu Festivals Still Face Special Scrutiny While Others Do Not
Every year the pattern returns like clockwork. Hindu festivals approach and the atmosphere changes overnight.Suddenly noise limits are taken very…
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The Comfortable Lie of “Secularism”
Secularism in India has rarely meant equal distance from all religions. It has more often meant something simpler and more…
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Why Some Leaders Become Larger Than Their Parties
Political parties are built to last. They have constitutions, offices, workers, symbols, ideologies and organisational structures. Leaders are supposed to…
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Can India Become a Developed Nation by 2047?
“Dreams transform into thoughts, and thoughts result in action.”– Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam In 1947, India became an…
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The Gujarat Years and What Changed After
Narendra Modi became Chief Minister of Gujarat in October 2001. The state was still recovering from a massive earthquake. The…
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A Seat Can Be Won. Respect Has To Be Earned.
Winning an election transfers power. It does not automatically transfer respect. Counting day is one of the most emotionally powerful…
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Bharat Is More Than Just A Name
Bharat is not just another name for India. It is much older and deeper than that. India is the name…
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What Makes a Speech Historic?
Every day, somewhere in the world, a politician steps up, checks the mic, and starts talking. Some do it in…
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What Does Left and Right Actually Mean in Politics?
The terms Left and Right are used a lot in debates all around the world. If you have been following…
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Why Young Voters Think Differently
Every election cycle brings renewed attention to one group that has the power to reshape political outcomes more than any…
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