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Fundamental rights and the separation of powers among the executive, the judiciary and the legislature are critical to democracy and cannot be sacrific…
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By forcing the government to repeal the laws, enacted without parliamentary scrutiny or debate and devoid of prior consultation and alternative paths t…
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A setback it is for Modi but it is premature to declare it a defeat for Modi, as a retreat can be used for a lethal attack later
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India should phase out unabated coal, even if its formal commitment is only to phase it down, and the way to that goal lies through indigenous research
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Retail Direct will entice no retail investor to government bonds and only serves to keep Sebi off the central bank’s jealously guarded G-sec trading tu…
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India needs a legal basis for individuals to determine how to handle their end of life
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Modi should have promised a more aggressive target for non-fossil energy than for renewable energy
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Democracy leaves room for people at variance with the mainstream, and further, seeks to include, rather than alienate and exclude
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https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/opinion/et-commentary/why-india-should-announce-a-target-of-net-zero-emissions-by-2060/articleshow/87289165.cms Th…
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The fuss kicked up over a Fabindia advertisement is good publicity for Fabindia and powerful advertisement for the vacuity of our cultural nationalists
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Murder as sacrament, tax raids on economic offender rather than political opponents
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Last week’s news was dominated by the mowing down of five people, as a convoy of Sports Utility Vehicles, with Union minister Ajay Mishra’s son inside …
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