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Amit Shah

Power and Punishment

Rajeev Deshpande

Bills to ensure arrested leaders quit office were a late strike by Home Minister Amit Shah near the end of Parliament’s Monsoon Session that caught the Opposition off guard

A Safe Pair of Hands

BJP veteran CP Radhakrishnan is set to become the next vice president as the party looks to make a statement with its OBC pick from Tamil Nadu

Home is where the action is

Amit Shah balances his ministerial work with immediate requirements of parliamentary business

The Sindoor Dividend

BJP reasserts itself as defender of the nation with its performance in the parliamentary debate while Congress loses the argument

The Slayer of Maoism

Amit Shah’s feat of defeating the six-decade-long guerrilla movement makes him the natural inheritor of the first home minister’s legacy

The Last Chapter of an Insurgency

The killing of Nambala Keshava Rao pushes India closer to its deadline for bringing an end to Maoism

Amit Shah warns terrorists: Every one of you will be hunted down

This is Narendra Modi’s government, and we will not let them go unpunished, Union Home Minister said

Security forces surround one of the last bastions of Maoists

More than 150 Maoists, including leaders, are trapped in the Karregutta Hills area of Bijapur district in Chhattisgarh

BJP’s Dravidian Face

The stakes are high in the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election in view of the heightened confrontation between Chief Minister MK Stalin and the BJP

High-Risk, High-Reward Motto Fits Into IPL Scheme Of Things

Abhishek Sharma who plays for Punjab in the Ranji Trophy went through a 5-match poor run, making a mere 51 at 10.20 an innings, but his bellicose-like pounding of the PKS bowlers took his average to 32.08

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