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2019: Is a grand opposition against the BJP possible? -
Sanjay Kumar, Bhupender Yadav & Manoj Kumar Jha, Hindu
The making of a coalition is no more a matter of choice for the parties opposed to the right-wing authoritarian postures of the BJP but a command from the common people. The churning on the ground among almost all social groups is exerting pressure on the Opposition parties to jettison their minor differences and rally together to protect and safeguard institutions that are currently under attack.
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Don’t write the Congress off yet -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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After another zero, large-scale changes expected in Delhi Congress -
Aurangzeb Naqshbandi, Hindustan Times
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Congress+Alt+Delhiite: Cong needs a reboot -
Ambika Pandit, Times of India
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Kejriwal reinvented himself to win Delhi -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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JD(U) war or peace? -
Pioneer
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Galaxy of stars to touch base in fierce Delhi battle -
Pioneer
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Kejriwal to fight for New Delhi seat with ‘Chak De’ star, cab driver and 90 others -
Ashish Mishra & Abhishek Dey, Hindustan Times
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Rahul Gandhi Cannot Lead Democracy's Fight Against Modi or the Sangh Parivar -
Harish Khare, Wire
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Is the BJP rattled by the huge protests against the Citizenship Act in Assam? -
Arunabh Saikia, Scroll
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Partition Lies and Amit Shah's Theatre of the Absurd -
Prem Shankar Jha, Wire
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Maharashtra loss of face as stealth victory comes undone -
Sunil Jain, Financial Express
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Inside the Shiv Sena-BJP split: Cracks appeared before Lok Sabha polls -
Sunetra Choudhury, Hindustan Times
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In Maharashtra political churn, it’s advantage coalition politics -
Abhay Vaidya, Hindustan Times
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Why the Shiv Sena parted ways with the BJP in Maharashtra -
Sudhir Suryawanshi, Hindustan Times
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Politics of influx -
BZ Khasru, Pioneer
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Congress, NCP gear up to form Maharashtra government as BJP-Shiv Sena tussle escalates -
Surendra P Gangan & Faisal Malik, Hindustan Times
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What other NDA allies can learn from BJP-Sena tussle -
Rajdeep Sardesai, Hindustan Times
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J&K’s transition calls for a break from past political strategies, closer integration of people -
JS Sandhu, Indian Express
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Is low turnout the cause of a close contest in Haryana? -
Anuja, Mint
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Unstoppable BJP -
Mint
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Shiv Sena: Why so many rallies by Modi-Shah if there’s no opposition? -
Indian Express
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Why Cong owes an answer -
Debasish Bhattacharyya, Pioneer
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Arvind Kejriwal needs grassroots connect, political adroitness to win Delhi in 2020, not suave Obama-style campaigns -
Pranav Jain, Firstpost
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Will the Thackeray clan see a s(o)nrise? -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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On Article 370, it is Rahul Gandhi's loyalists who broke ranks with him -
CL Manoj, Economic Times
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 Congress party continuously supporting antisocial elements and those who indulge in violence. It raises voice against the security forces and police personnel of the country. Which academic discipline requires students to wear masks and hold stones while studying? The Congress party always choose to stand with those who are inimical to the country and rile up security forces.
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