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A Mixed Legacy

Dhiraj Nayyar

Manmohan Singh was the implementer of reforms, not their architect

Reform Season

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The chatterati is waiting to see if the government bites the bullet

Controlling Interest

Madhavankutty Pillai

Why attempts to make credit cards charge less on unpaid dues don’t work out

The Priyanka Papers

Minhaz Merchant

Her presence in Lok Sabha normalises the idea of dynasty

Atal Bihari Vajpayee: A Maestro of Foreign Policy

TP Sreenivasan

As Prime Minister, Vajpayee’s contributions far exceeded his foreign policy successes

India’s Message to Yunus

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Bangladesh’s current rulers need to keep in mind when they consider India’s requests to protect minorities

Fast Lane to Kathmandu

Harsh V Pant | Shivam Shekhawat

China’s growing influence in Nepal is a strategic concern for India

The New Idea of India

Badri Narayan

How Modi has given a cultural accent to development

Grow and Earn

Dhiraj Nayyar

States should realise reforms will ensure revenue

Waqf JPC Works Below the Radar

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The polarisation on the issue—many Muslim organisations have opposed the Bill—makes it almost mandatory for anti-BJP parties dependent on minority votes to oppose the legislation tooth and nail

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Columns

A Mixed Legacy

Reform Season

Controlling Interest

The Priyanka Papers

Atal Bihari Vajpayee: A Maestro of Foreign Policy

India’s Message to Yunus

Fast Lane to Kathmandu

The New Idea of India

Grow and Earn

Waqf JPC Works Below the Radar

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The End of Islam

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