Page 2 - Shekhar Gupta National Interest
Who speaks for Bangladesh Hindus? This necessitates raising questions
Do we remember when an Indian PM last called his American counterpart for help in protecting Hindus in our neighbourhood? Does India want to be the OIC equivalent for Hindu interests?
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When underdog pushes top dog
The third Modi govt has quickly moved away from dismissing all Congress ideas as unimaginative and is now implementing several of them. Think poll-bound Haryana and Maharashtra
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Politics for nuclear winter
Opposition parties know better than most what they are up against. Much of the talk among them is more about where they could limit Modi, rather than having him voted out of power
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Who threatens the court?
Modi's reference to the 'committed judiciary' takes us back to the 1970s, when Indira Gandhi's government twice superseded senior judges while appointing the CJI
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To-do list for Modi 3.0
A final view on who is OBC, agricultural reforms, and the abolition of anti-defection law and UPSC are among the key goals PM should pursue if he wins a third term
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What Modi read in 'school'
Is this government really so mysterious? Is there a key to breaking the code of this BJP's politics? The answer lies in understanding old texts on the BJP-RSS ideology
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RSS, power & pitfalls
The Sangh is the most powerful it's ever been in its history. At the same time, one could also argue that it has never been so weak. How do we resolve that contradiction?
Shekhar Gupta: Rise of the party Commissar
After Kamraj, Amit Shah is first truly powerful chief of a ruling party. Cabinet rejig will be proof
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Shekhar Gupta: Guns, thieves & ghosts
We get tangled up in our own crooked web on purchases, and the murky arms bazaar knows it
