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The BJP’s Ganesha Gambit
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By Rajendra Pandharpure
Pune’s Ganeshotsav has become an enormous civic and political stage, and the ruling party has proved adept at occupying it.
Pune: The city’s Ganeshotsav is entering its final phase, but the festival has already demonstrated something beyond its extraordinary crowds...
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The GDP Reality Check
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By Commodore S.L. Deshmukh
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The controversy over India’s latest GDP numbers have acquired an importance that extends beyond the economy. The Q1 2026-27 estimate has prompted accusations by some quarters that the BJP-led Central government allegedly manipulated the statistical base to...
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Kid’s memorable Rahul treasure
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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: For kids, politics can wait. At a party training camp, Congress Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi was chatting animatedly with Jalna district chief Kalyan Dale and his family. Just then, Dale’s 9-year old grandson Swaraj Nilesh Dale came into...
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Rajesh Kshirsagar walks into a political trap
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By Rajendra Joshi
The Shiv Sena MLA has chosen confrontation over the Shaktipeeth Expressway risking political isolation
Kolhapur: Shiv Sena MLA Rajesh Kshirsagar’s aggressive support to the proposed Shaktipeeth Expressway has brought him face-to-face with former MP Raju Shetti. But the political fallout...
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Urban Apathy
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The numbers emerging from Maharashtra’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls are striking, but they should not be read simply as a story of voter exclusion. They are also a warning about urban voter apathy and mobility that are...
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Three Languages, One English-Dominated Reality
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By Uday K. Chakraborty
India’s language debate has become a political balancing act while schools, higher education and workplaces continue to reward English.
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In early August, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin unveiled the state’s two bilingual policy of using Tamil...
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Dialogue, Not Disruption
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By Bhaskar Nath Biswal
The Union government’s latest initiative, the 'One Day, One University' programme, aims to deploy Union Ministers to higher education institutions across India on a daily basis to interact directly with Generation Z. As reported, this ambitious initiative seeks to create...
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Selective Pluralism
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There is something deeply revealing about the reflexive hostility of the global ‘Left-liberal’ establishment and their Westernized Indian counterparts towards the RSS. It seems less interested in what the organisation actually says than in what it has decided the organisation...
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From Liberalisation to Scale: India’s Next Reform Challenge
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By Amey Chitale
Three decades of reform have transformed India’s economy. It must now dismantle the barriers that prevent growth from scaling.
The period from 2014 to 2019 marked a significant turn in India’s economic strategy, with a strong emphasis on formalising the...
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Cap air travel ‘CF’ upto one pc
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By Quaid Najmi
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Mumbai/Nagpur: A consumer rights panel has sought urgent intervention by the government to a ‘systematic exploitation of fliers by a cartel’ comprising commercial airlines and online travel portals through arbitrary and exorbitant ‘Convenience Fees’ (CF) – estimated...
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Congress Shakes Off Its Lethargy
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By Rajendra Pandharpure
Rahul Gandhi’s student outreach is giving the Congress a boost in western Maharashtra but converting street energy into electoral momentum will be the harder task.
Pune: For a party that has spent much of the past dozen years looking politically...
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Patriarchy Politics
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Rahul Gandhi’s latest clarion call to “smash patriarchy” is less a revolutionary manifesto than yet another of the Congress scion’s revealing exercises in political condescension. It presumes that Indian women need to be told what their liberation should look like...
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