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The Perils of Governing by Arrest

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By Rahul Gokhale
The Centre’s bid to enforce political morality through constitutional amendment risks empowering investigative agencies at the expense of democratic mandate. Can a government be ethically run from a prison cell? That is the central question behind the Constitution (130th Amendment)...
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The Perils of Governing by Arrest

'Bharosa' Topples 'Bhay' in Bengal

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By Akhilesh Sinha
BJP's Bengal 2026 victory stemmed from grassroots organization, "Panna Pramukh" strategy, high turnout, anti-incumbency, youth support, targeted campaigns, and Amit Shah's planning, turning electoral psychology into decisive political success. New Delhi: Major shifts in Indian politics are rarely born out...
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'Bharosa' Topples 'Bhay' in Bengal

‘Violence led to the fall of Maoism’

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By Kartik Lokhande
The man well past 70 years of age, dressed in simple shirt and trousers, wearing a faint yellow scarf around his neck, with a broad grin on his face and briskness in his walk, was a part of the powerful...
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‘Violence led to the fall of Maoism’

Final Reckoning

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By Correspondent
There are moments in a republic’s life when the state reasserts not merely its authority, but its moral clarity. Home Minister Amit Shah’s declaration that India stands on the cusp of becoming free of the Maoist scourge marks one such...
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Final Reckoning