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Five, four, three, two, one, clap!

I received an invitation to be a part of the audience on Question Time India. My first impulse was to politely turn it down, but then the voice on the other end offered me the chance to pose a “planted question.”

The Summer of 2001…

“If any of you cannot bear being ragged,” he said, “you might go to Hindu College (across the road from Stephen’s); if you are unable to face that even, then my boys you may take admission in Miranda House (the only college that al

Mama Mia! We just voted!

Now that she (Sonia Gandhi) is the most likely successor to the politically seasoned Vajpayee, this woman from Turin, a relative novice in politics, must deliver, else her detractors both within and outside her combine would find valid reason to point fin

Trade, can it Herald Peace?

Even at the height of the Kargil war, India was importing sugar from Pakistan, and regimes on either side of the border had a tough time dealing with this fact, in the light of the nationalist fervor.

Changing World Order: India’s Response

In 1991, with the collapse of the Soviet Union, a unipolar world emerged. The United States emerged as the only superpower ... For India, the year 1991 signaled major changes in its economic policy. To tide over the balance of payments crisis, the Indian

Aman Malik

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