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The history of populism shows that such movements often attack conventional wisdom on liberal and conservative norms of governance

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Power will not ensure anyone a larger-than-law role, and let that be the enduring legacy of Modi

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Shivraj Singh Chouhan’s Madhya Pradesh is no longer a sick state

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Raghuram Rajan’s exit and the question of institutional independence

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governance

How to Manually Steer Backwards

Reclaiming Liberalism from the Wilderness

Modi and the Supremacy of Law

What’s Wrong With Democracy

Madhya Pradesh: Growing Steady

Back to Ideology

Conflict Zone

Islam and the Bargain State of Pakistan

The Un-Indian Civil Service

Raghuram Rajan: The Governor and Governance

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