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Lesson from judicial crisis: Once bitten, never shy -
Ajoy Kumar, Pioneer
For most of us, the judiciary represents hope. It’s the institution the nation has looked to in our darkest and most trying times. The courts are expected to be the voice of reason and restraint. The judiciary reinforces checks and balances that are in place and aims to ensure that no matter the pace of change and constant evolution that India is going through, its constitutional values and the core practices of an efficient democracy are adhered to, while examining important questions of gender, religion, education, freedom of Press etc.
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Beyond the wall: On the Gandhis looking for scapegoats -
Hindu
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Work to reduce crashes -
KK Paul, Pioneer
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Sun sets on greatest alliance -
Bhopinder Singh, Pioneer
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One step forward despite hurdles -
Kalyani Shankar, Pioneer
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Listen to the youth -
RK Pachauri, Pioneer
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Lurching from crisis to crisis -
Sandhya Jain, Pioneer
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Reform defence planning -
PK Vasudeva, Pioneer
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How integrated is our command? -
Deepak Sinha, Pioneer
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Rahul Gandhi can’t be fixed -
Sadanand Dhume, Times of India
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Modi, Modi all over -
Pioneer
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Why people are going Right -
Rinku Ghosh, Pioneer
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Wake up and smell the coffee -
Biswajeet Banerjee, Pioneer
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Invited for Modi’s Swearing-in, Are BIMSTEC Nations Now India’s Preferred Choice Over SAARC? -
Maha Siddiqui, News18
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Many a hurdle in way to being world power -
Manoj Joshi, TribuneIndia
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Congress beyond Gandhis -
TribuneIndia
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No easy solutions for the Congress -
Zoya Hasan, Hindu
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Modi, the faith keeper -
Prafull Goradia, Pioneer
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India incredibly Modi-fied -
Navin Upadhyay, Pioneer
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Leadership sweepstakes and the Modi factor -
Sandeep Shastri, Hindu
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Foreign policy options after May 23 verdict -
KC SINGH, Deccan Chronicle
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Reality check for Chacko -
A Surya Prakash, Pioneer
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Goodbye Jet Airways? -
Kushan Mitra, Pioneer
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In a state of turmoil -
Kumar Chellappan, Pioneer
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Is the Election Commission toothless or is it refusing to bite? -
Anuradha Raman, Hindu
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History speaks for itself -
B Deepanjali, Pioneer
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