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Nitish Kumar or Sharad Pawar? Opposition split over anti-Modi face -
DNA
After the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) decimated the opposition parties in the politically significant Uttar Pradesh (UP) in the Assembly elections, political circles are agog with discussions on who will take on the Prime Minister Modi's juggernaut in the 2019 general elections.
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Punjab 3rd state to waive farm loans, to take Rs 24,000 crore hit -
Times of India
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Shyamlal Yadav, Indian Express
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AIADMK has no option but to support BJP’s presidential pick -
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If history has its way, Prez poll will see a contest -
DNA
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Times of India
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Abheek Barman, Times of India
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Rajesh Kumar Singh, Hindustan Times
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Yet another round of Opposition unity -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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Modi govt gears up for 2019 polls with ‘a project a day’ -
Dipak K Dash, Times of India
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Long and short of a front -
Pioneer
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Congress Party may defer internal elections in poll-bound states -
Indian Express
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In Congress stronghold, Amit Shah sets 150-seat target for BJP in Gujarat -
Rohit Bhan, NDTV
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Rajvir Sharma, Pioneer
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Snigdhendu Bhattacharya, Hindustan Times
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Modi government to focus on Bengal, Kerala and Odisha in its 3rd anniversary function -
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Political vacuum in Tamil Nadu continues -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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Mamata’s last gamble -
Pioneer
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Shah praises Nitish rule, targets Lalu -
Mail Today
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Is the AAP set for an implosion in Punjab? -
Asit Jolly, Mail Today
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Who runs the government of Bihar? How Nitish keeps Lalu in check -
Amitabh Srivastava, Mail Today
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Heading south -
Kumar Chellappan, Pioneer
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Electoral losses have put BSP chief on backfoot -
Pioneer
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Mayawati fires her party No. 2 and his son, both hit back -
Ashutosh Bhardwaj & Ramendra Singh, Indian Express
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Vipaksh Mukt Bharat: How Modi, Shah want to herald the golden age of BJP -
Archis Mohan, Business Standrad
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Tug of war in Himachal Pradesh -
Amitabh Shukla, Pioneer
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 This is a proxy war and proxy war is a dirty war. It is played in a dirty way. The rules of engagements are there when the adversary comes face-to-face and fights with you. It is a dirty war.... That is where innovation comes in. You fight a dirty war with innovations. People are throwing stones at us, people are throwing petrol bombs at us. If my men ask me what do we do, should I say, just wait and die? I will come with a nice coffin with a national flag and I will send your bodies home with honour. Is it what I am supposed to tell them as chief? I have to maintain the morale of my troops who are operating there.In fact, I wish these people, instead of throwing stones at us, were firing weapons at us. Then I would have been happy. Then I could do what I (want to do).
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