“We don’t need to be told by media or opposition what we need to do for farmers.
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If paanwallahs in north India are a signpost for the election breeze, then taxi-drivers in London are often astute sports forecasters.
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A good lawyer doesn’t allow personal convictions to get in the way of a challenging brief is one of the valuable lessons we were taught in law scho
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This is the story of two daughters of India, both victims of horrific sexual crimes.
Blogs
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In the world we live in, where nuance has little space, and where the news and instant opinion is polarised in black and white terms, I am dubbed, for better or worse, a Narendra Modi critic when all I am is a journalist in the trenches observing the unfolding events before me. I guess the fact that I covered the 2002 riots and its aftermath in Gujarat have left me stamped for life as a journalist who is a permanent Modi baiter. After all, like it or not, Gujarat 2002 was Modi's darkest hour and the fact that the chief minister was unable to rein in the rioters, a majority of whom owed allegiance to the wider sangh parivar to which Mr Modi belongs, will go down as a black mark in his political
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Last night, I was watching a familiar face from Pakistan venting bile on
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The reality in Kashmir has always been crazily complex: this isn't some
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There must be a world beyond Yogi Adityanath I keep telling myself.
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