There is a strong connection between bolstering democracy and achieving a better functioning financial system
Mr Modi has finally managed to weaponise Hinduism and reduce governance to electoral math
Is there such a thing as too much democracy? The history of economic and democratic growth coincides in almost all parts of the world
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If even a modest but growing social welfare package is to be affordable, the public sector has to perform or be disbanded so that the govt can shut down one of the two cash burners, writes T N Ninan
The farmers blocking access to the national capital, causing vegetable prices to shoot up, seem to be getting the 'kid-glove' treatment. Those participating in other recent protests were not as lucky
Kant had at an event on Tuesday said it is difficult to carry out tough reforms in India and emphasised that more reforms are needed to make the country competitive
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Modi also said those who cannot fight the BJP democratically have resorted to murdering the party's workers
NGOs have expressed concerns over the provisions of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill 2020. These, they say, will further clip the wings of the beleaguered civil society
It is always the duty of the government side to ensure the full functioning of the legislature, and on that account it failed, whatever the numbers may say
AICC general secretary KC Venugopal alleged in a statement that the very basic constitutional and democratic frame of the nation is facing an unprecedented attack from the BJP
On the 45th anniversary of the imposition of Emergency, former Punjab CM Parkash Singh Badal said 'safeguarding secular and democratic fabric of the country is as important as defending its borders'
Gandhi said the migrants and 13 crore families in the bottom half of the population have been cruelly ignored by the government
The data and the feel after six years under PM Modi prove a strong leader doesn't necessarily give us decisive economic leadership unmindful of immediate political risks
In October 2018, the poll panel made it compulsory for candidates contesting elections to advertise their criminal antecedents in television and newspapers at least thrice during electioneering
History bears out that democracies have consistently fuelled national growth
He said the last few months have witnessed people, particularly the youth, come out on the streets in large numbers to voice their views on issues "which in their view are important"
The envoy told PTI in an interview that his country was following developments on the two issues "with great interest".
The Modi govt is fashioning something much more than an electoral strategy; a system that is democratic but also majoritarian