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The Great Liberal Fallacy
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The lost project

Indraprastha
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An overexcited opposition, a Congress celebration and a Rahul Gandhi question

Marching for Jihad
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The rise and rage of Popular Front of India

‘RSS is difficult to understand and easy to misunderstand,’ says Ram Madhav
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The Nowhere Man as Lalu’s Only Option
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Identity Politics and the Liberal Crack-Up
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Why liberals are losing the world

Lost in Fantasy Island
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British politics loses the famed English virtue of common sense

A Note of Dissent
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Where politics is a theatre of the absurd

American Made Movie Review
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The movie is an absorbing watch for most of its duration

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