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Looking Away

India is now paying dearly for what may be called diaspora politics that Prime Minister Narendra Modi played by canvassing for US President Donald Trump asking Indian-origin settlers in the USA at the ‘Howdy Modi’ programme in Houston last year to vote for Trump. Modi...

Aakar Patel

Same old story

Once again, this government has shown that it will ignore the concerns of large numbers of Indians till it becomes a national crisis. Exactly a year ago, after a series of threats from the home minister to India’s minorities, India passed legislation that Amit Shah...

Dilip Cherian

Haryana’s cadre unrest

As noted in an earlier column, there is a degree of discontent among Haryana babus over what many consider is a consistent attempt by the Manohar Khattar government in the state to allow the ‘usurping’ of IAS cadre posts by other services. The Haryana government...

Onus on govt

The three farm laws enacted by the NDA government for the purported benefits of farmers have kicked up a massive stir in the country. Farmers from agriculturally advanced states such as Punjab and Haryana have taken the lead in opposing the government and demanding immediate...

Sameness of all beings

It is only Western philosophy that draws a dividing line between human and animal (‘man and beast’). The religions - that emerged from the earth organically - have never done so. Hindu dharma holds that all creation is interconnected—vasudhaiva kutambakam - and has always acknowledged...

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Religion In Love

The fears about the consequences of the so-called love jihad ordinance and moves by three other BJP-ruled states to enact a legislation with similar intent have turned out to be not misplaced the day after the Uttar Pradesh government promulgated the Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion...

Tug of war in Nepal

It’s no coincidence that both India and China have, by turn, been frantically wooing Nepal this month. Kathmandu has witnessed in the whole of November a tug of war of sorts between its two giant neighbours over getting its attention. First, it was the Indian...

Tibetan government-in-exile President Lobsang Sangay

Tibet in White House

When the president (Sikyong) of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), Lobsang Sangay, entered the precincts of the White House on November 20, it marked a red-letter day for the Tibetan government-in-exile. It also injects a new element into Sino-Indian relations. His meeting with Robert Destro,...

What lies ahead

India’s economy contracted for another three months we were told this week. Meaning that as a nation we produced less in goods and services than we did in the same period last year. Meaning also that Indian families in the numbers of lakhs and perhaps...

Dilip Cherian

Chhattisgarh govt has a fake certificates problem

A “high-level” Certification Investigation Committee set up by the Chhattisgarh government has detected 267 cases of government employees with fake caste certificates. Sources say that Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel has given instructions to the state Chief Secretary RP Mandal to dismiss all such employees from...

 

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