Fuel Politics
Fuel has been a long-time great economic and political tool in the hands of the government in India. It enables ...
Read moreDetailsFuel has been a long-time great economic and political tool in the hands of the government in India. It enables ...
Read moreDetailsConsider this thought experiment. Imagine that two large missiles struck the White House. The first hit the residential quarters at ...
Read moreDetailsThe news that a clutch of Bihar’s senior babus may soon head to Delhi on Central deputation, in the wake ...
Read moreDetailsI want Iran to win. What does win mean? Iran defines it in the following way: The United States of ...
Read moreDetailsNow and then, public policy produces a decision so baffling that you instinctively read the news twice. The rollback of ...
Read moreDetailsOn 4 November 2013, then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh spoke to over 120 heads of Indian missions and outlined the ...
Read moreDetailsIn Rajasthan, accountability has recently discovered a rather dramatic sense of urgency. A ten-minute technical glitch at Prime Minister Narendra ...
Read moreDetailsNepal did what Bangladesh could not. Its Gen Z has transformed its pent-up anger against mainstream political parties and their ...
Read moreDetailsBy Aakar Patel I have no problem with the reality that as a nation we cannot always or even mostly ...
Read moreDetailsBy Dilip Cherian Delhi loves a vacancy, especially when it comes with a corner office and access to the Prime ...
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