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The bulk of funding of India’s infrastructure, which the Modi government seeks to boost, has to come from foreign savings. India does not have capital on the scale it needs to boost its infrastructure.

India was relatively insulated in 2008 but it did not escape the global fallout that followed. Any big crisis in the west is bound to reach India via a general decline in growth impulses.

A political attack that worked five years ago will not necessarily work again. Like any successful show, the audience will get tired of the same old tropes utilised by the BJP.

Sudeep Thakur's 'Das Saal: Jinse Desh Ki Siyasat Badal Gai' replete with necessary references and gives a very detailed account of crucial parts of modern Indian history.

Contrary to the rosy image woven by godi media, the Modi government has left a trail of half-abandoned flagship programmes, broken promises and chaotic decision-making in crucial areas like defence.

For years, it was anticipated that public access AI would trigger ethical questions. Now that ChatGPT3 has jumped the gun, we need answers quickly.

Because of the march, Congress workers are more energised than they have been in the last eight years and there is a clear template to move forward.

Whether it will inspire the party to come together and fight elections is quite another matter.

The vice president has questioned the validity of the Kesavananda Bharati judgment, implying that parliament must have the sovereign right to amend the constitution regardless of whether it impinges on the basic structure.

TMC MP Mahua Moitra was right in raising the issue of alleged misuse of the Enforcement Directorate on the floor of the Lok Sabha in a cogent and compelling manner.