Aarish Chhabra
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 32
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- Aug 3, 2026
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From Jan Suraaj's zero to Bankipur victory: What changed for Prashant Kishor in Bihar within months (opens the original)
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From a big zero for his Jan Suraaj Party in the 2025 Bihar assembly polls to a breakthrough win on his own electoral debut, Prashant Kishor has pulled off a swift political turnaround in less than a year. His Bankipur bypoll victory on August 3 has ended the BJP's three-decade hold over one of its strongest bastions in Bihar. The bypoll was widely seen as the first real test of whether Kishor could convert more than a decade of political strategising into direct electoral success. Much changed i
Gurmehar Kaur upfront, Cong deploys its Gen-Z leaders to announce legal aid for protesters (opens the original)
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The Congress has announced a legal-support helpline for students facing police or administrative action over their participation in youth-led protests over the NEET-UG paper leak and related issues, with activist Gurmehar Kaur, who works with its youth wing, sharing details. “We unequivocally condemn all the attacks on students. The Modi government had promised during the negotiations that no student would be picked up and that there would be no police action against them,” the party posted alon
As Gadkari memes explode and Kejriwal starts campaign against E20, minister readies a big legal move (opens the original)
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Road transport minister Nitin Gadkari is prepping for a major counter-offensive as he has become a target for online movements freshly inspired by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), and Opposition parties such as Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, days after a youth agitation led to Dharmendra Pradhan quitting as education minister. Gadkari has got the court's nod to file cases against major social media companies over deepfake videos linking him to alleged profiteering via the policy of ethanol-blended fuel
Rahul guns for Amit Shah over ‘pellets fired’ at CJP march as Parliament session resumes, govt plans a bill move (opens the original)
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Dharmendra Pradhan is gone from Narendra Modi's cabinet, and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) stir is over, but Congress-led Opposition isn't closing the file yet, as Monday sees resumption of the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament. The House — disrupted since the session began on July 20, also the day CJP's ‘Sansad Chalo’ march faced violent police action on the streets near Parliament — is set for a two-track clash now, one involving home minister Amit Shah as the target after Pradhan. The g
Nandan Nilekani to lead exam reforms: Amid Gen-Z ire, Modi taps all-season technocrat (opens the original)
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Nandan Nilekani's appointment on Sunday to head the Narendra Modi government's new exam-reform task force follows a pattern that goes back around two decades. Successive governments, of different parties, have brought the technocrat back for policy work. In that sense, it's only the latest turn in a career that has now spanned both the Congress and BJP. Modi's latest move comes as the largely GenZ-driven protests by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) forced major decisions over the past week. Exam
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