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Prime Minister Narendra Modi didn't mention Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and the TRS party in his speech at Vijay Sankalp Sabha that was held on July 3 in Hyderabad. Addressing a public meeting in Hyderabad, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "The development of Telangana in all the fields is one of the first priorities of the Bharatiya Janata Party.

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Dissent-mukt Bharat? This is the model of reality Modi’s India follows The place of the opposition in any democracy is between the government and the people. In India, opposition parties are confused about where they belong. Valson Thampu 11 July, 2021 9:38 am IST Text Size: A+ Every government is based on a model of reality. So is Narendra Modi’s India and the logic of dissent- mukt Bharat. Tolerance, as well as intolerance, also exist on thei...

BKU (Ugrahan) — the outlier kisan union that the farmers’ protest cannot do without BKU (Ugrahan) stirred up a row after demanding release of Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam & others, but its leadership remains defiant about it, says what they did was integral to the protests. Chitleen K Sethi 16 December, 2020 10:12 am IST Text Size: A+ Chandigarh: If there is one thing that can be said with utmost certainty about 75-year-old Joginder Singh Ugrahan, the ...

Bihar isn’t ‘ruined’ by agri reform. This ‘branded underwear theory’ from 2010 shows why During farmers’ protests, many have pitied or sniggered at Bihar for the state of its agriculture. But the facts are quite different, and have been since 2005. Shekhar Gupta 11 December, 2020 9:03 am IST Text Size: A+ Bihar is the victim again of much pity and some sniggers as an example of a state that abolished its APMC Act and apparently ru...

Text Size: A+ The farmers-led agitation has continued to shake the national capital this week, with protesters refusing to budge from their demands, even rejecting the Narendra Modi government’s proposal to dilute major provisions of the three contentious farm laws. From driving tractors to Delhi’s borders, to organising langars and playing DJ music, to having actor Diljit Dosanjh by their side, and even a Bharat bandh — the farmers’ protest has basically followed all tropes...