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Gen Z caught the BJP off guard. Can the Opposition make it count? (opens the original)
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Many agree that if the BJP had sent emissaries — even members of the Delhi Government — early on to Jantar Mantar to talk to fasting activist Sonam Wangchuk and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leaders, who were then holding a sit-in there to demand accountability over the NEET exam paper leak, the crisis would not have escalated as it did. The BJP government misread the Gen Z protests and miscalculated its response to the situation, which has landed it in a spot. The Monsoon Session of Parliamen
As Jantar Mantar protest continues, why the government needs to heed its message (opens the original)
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Three days after thousands of youths stormed central Delhi as they joined a march to Parliament called by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET exam paper leak, only to face lathi-charge and tear gas shells used by the police and security personnel, their protest continues at Jantar Mantar. Following the Delhi High Court’s order, the fasting activist, Sonam Wangchuk, has already been shifted to a private hospital in
Channi, Satluj, and ghosts of Punjab’s past: A note of pre-poll caution for parties (opens the original)
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In the past couple of weeks, “Channi” and “Satluj” have dominated Punjab’s political lexicon and are likely to play a role in shaping the poll narrative in the state ahead of Assembly elections early next year. However, amid the churn triggered by the two, there is something that all parties vying to capture power in the state must bear in mind: they are dealing with a sensitive border state at a time when the neighbourhood is unsettled and the global order equally uncertain. Both may damage the
As Ram Temple donation scandal unfolds, what is at stake for BJP (opens the original)
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The unprecedented allegation of “chanda chori”, or donation theft, at the Ram Temple in Ayodhya threatens to escalate into an issue which, unless defused, could have a bearing on the outcome of the UP Assembly elections next year. The election battle is not just about Uttar Pradesh. Having ensured the outright victory of the BJP in 2014 and 2019, as well as the slump in 2024, UP is expected once again to decide the outcome of the Lok Sabha election battle in 2029. It may also determine the conto
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