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Sutanu was Deputy Editor at BW Businessworld.
The latest Union Budget shows the Modi regime is deeply worried about 2019; even more worrying is the message being sent out by the Budget about the role of the state
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Political antagonism and hostility is common in democracies when ideological battles are being fought over identity and culture
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Will the suicide of a Dalit research scholar at a Hyderabad Central University hostel lead to another paralysed Parliament session?
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Female literacy will eventually be the most powerful weapon deployed in the quest for gender and social justice
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The state and corporate houses still enjoy a cosy relationship that makes a mockery of market forces
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The economic reforms did not kill or destroy Indian companies and Indian entrepreneurs as some had feared. In fact, the exact opposite happened
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How humiliation, tragedy, politicking and ill health set the stage for the historic reforms launched in July 1991
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When faced with an agricultural crisis and inflation in 1973, Indira Gandhi attempted to repeat what Stalin and Mao did by 'nationalising' the food grains trade. Fortunately for Indians, this suicidal policy was rescinded within a few weeks
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Narendra Modi owes a debt of gratitude to the late P.V. Narasimha Rao because it was Rao, along with Dr Manmohan Singh who launched a "revolution" in 1991 that eventually enabled Modi to become Prime Minister in 2014
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Many mainstream media professionals, analysts, activists and pundits are still convinced Narendra Modi is "Demagogue Number One" of India. But he has been beaten hands down by Kejriwal!
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