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Parliamentary deadlock likely to continue -
Anuja & Gyan Varma, Mint
The upcoming budget session of Parliament was headed for days of disruption with the opposition rejecting the overtures of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government at an all-party meeting on Tuesday, virtually ensuring a continuation of the legislative deadlock of previous sessions.
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India, US, and an East-of-Suez moment -
C Raja Mohan, Indian Express
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Getting a grip on encephalitis -
Biswajeet Banerjee, Pioneer
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Playing with Constitution and prospering too -
A Surya Prakash, Pioneer
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A new India rises -
Tavleen Singh, Indian Express
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Libtards vs bhakts: War plays out on social media, and outside -
Swapan Dasgupta, Pioeer
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Minister or Guv: Who'll be sent to Rashtrapati Bhavan? -
Hari shankar vyas, Pioeer
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Biased western media concocts anti-Modi tales -
Swapan Dasgupta, Pioeer
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Astana Summit: Geopolitics of SCO -
Nalin Kumar Mohapatra, Pioneer
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Pakistan’s fake news spin -
Pioneer
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UP Waqf boards’ scams -
Pioneer
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Interesting race for Rashtrapati Bhavan -
Ashok Malik, Pioneer
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Modi's foreign policy: Realism at the core -
Rajesh Singh, Pioneer
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New President for new India -
Dr Rakesh Sinha, Indian Express
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The puzzles of Indian agriculture -
Nirvikar Singh, Financial Express
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A new era of diplomacy -
Pioneer
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Farmer cause real, violence political -
Sandhya Jain, Pioneer
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Terrorism and extremitis -
Chetan Bhagat, Times of India
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Don’t politicise farmers’ issues -
M Venkaiah Naidu, Times of India
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Just why are farmers rioting? -
Surjit S Bhalla, Indian Express
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A new lunatic express -
Bibek Debroy, Times of India
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He can split a bullet. Can he split votes? -
Kumar Chellappan, Pioneer
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East and West union -
Pioneer
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Plentiful of choice, but people prefer Modi -
Rajesh Singh, Pioneer
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Russia and India: 70 years together -
Vladimir Putin, Times of India
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ISIS handler offers women to lure Indians -
Rahul Kanwal, Mail Today
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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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