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Hell Is Not the Other

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Where Politics Is Passion

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The trick in an election is to balance the national appeal with local faces. Language matters, and often doesn’t matter

On February 10th, when Narendra Modi, in a first for an Indian Prime Minister, defended the private sector in parliament, it signalled the country’s readiness to embrace its wealth creators, ending a prolonged injustice

The Perils of Moral Arbitration

Madhavankutty Pillai

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AMU at 100 through the lens of Narendra Modi’s speech

The Rites of Liberation

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The Rites of Liberation The Modi government held its nerve and enhanced India’s faith in itself

The Rage

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Modi may be right. The opposition privately thinks so too. Hence the anger

State of the Gradualist

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Modi has resisted the playbook of populism

Protesting Too Much

S Prasannarajan

Is Modi Derangement Syndrome at work?

Who’s Next?

Jayanta Ghosal

Ghulam Nabi Azad will most probably be replaced as leader, but who can that be?

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Narendra Modi

Hell Is Not the Other

Where Politics Is Passion

Modi In the Marketplace

The Perils of Moral Arbitration

‘A Symbol of India’s Composite Culture’

The Rites of Liberation

The Rage

State of the Gradualist

Protesting Too Much

Who’s Next?

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