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JNU, then and now -
Swapan Dasgupta, Deccan Chronicle
Contrary to a stereotypical view that some people have of me, I entertain a sneaking admiration of Jawaharlal Nehru University. Billed by Indira Gandhi as a “centre of excellence” when it was established in the early-1970s, around the time I was an undergraduate at St. Stephen’s College, situated at the other end of Delhi, JNU epitomised the exact opposite of our undergrad experience.
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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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