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as bjp breaches bengal to consolidate east tamil nadu and kerala keep south out of its reach

As BJP Breaches Bengal to Consolidate East, Tamil Nadu and Kerala Keep South Out of its Reach

Prime Minister Modi in his victory speech noted that the NDA now had governments in more than 20 states, but the results in West Bengal and Assam in comparison to Tamil Nadu and Kerala draw attention to BJP’s failure to consolidate in the south, despite effective gains in the rest of the country.

Sravasti Dasgupta

as pakistan commissions hangor submarine india s project 75 i stalls at contracting stage

As Pakistan Commissions Hangor Submarine, India's Project 75-I Stalls at Contracting Stage

can rooppur nuclear plant reduce bangladesh s reliance on adani power

Can Rooppur Nuclear Plant Reduce Bangladesh's Reliance on Adani Power?

the west bengal election is over why are questions over rolls turnout data and process persisting

The West Bengal Election Is Over. Why Are Questions Over Rolls, Turnout Data and Process Persisting?

why the s 400 programme risks becoming a high end air defence capability with brittle endurance

Why the S-400 Programme Risks Becoming a High-End Air-Defence Capability With Brittle Endurance

from consensus to no contest what s happening to local democracy in gujarat

From 'Consensus' to No Contest: What's Happening to Local Democracy in Gujarat?

to judge or not to judge why india needs a codified and unambiguous framework for recusal

To Judge or Not to Judge: Why India Needs a Codified and Unambiguous Framework For Recusal

Deepanshu Mohan | Aman Chain | Sonakshi Garg

forced resignations suspensions threats imprisonment india s shrinking academic freedom

Forced Resignations, Suspensions, Threats, Imprisonment: India's Shrinking Academic Freedom

of 12 87 lakh flagged voters bengal tribunal could manage to hear only 1 474 nearly all made it

Of 12.87 Lakh Flagged Voters, Bengal Tribunal Could Manage to Hear Only 1,474, Nearly All Made It

Aparna Bhattacharya

sc has upheld right to safe passage on highways but systemic gaps threaten to render it hollow

SC Has Upheld Right to Safe Passage on Highways, but Systemic Gaps Threaten to Render it Hollow

O.P. Singh | Himanshu Dixit