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The Hidden Lessons of India’s Political Splits

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By Prasad Dixit
Mass defections are often blamed on ambition. But history suggests that parties begin to fracture when they lose ideological purpose. The spate of mass defections and vertical splits witnessed over the past few years has become the subject of heated...
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The Hidden Lessons of India’s Political Splits

Freebies, infiltration to dominate discourse

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By Akhilesh Sinha
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee holds a child on the occassion of Eid al-Fitr in Kolkata on Saturday. New Delhi: In the West Bengal assembly elections, issues of illegal infiltration and freebies are set to dominate the discourse. The...
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Freebies, infiltration to dominate discourse