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'Nobody Knows What Government Is Thinking. It's Unusual' (opens the original)
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'When the House adjourned, they were not yet getting 360. They were short of that, maybe by six or seven or ten.''So they wanted to break more parties and get their support, and they were engaged in that.' Forty seven days after both Houses of Parliament were adjourned sine die on August 13, the Monsoon Session has still not been prorogued. Normally that formality is over within a week. The Opposition suspects the government is short of the two-thirds majority it needs to revive the delimitation
Why Justice R C Chavan Quit Maharashtra UCC Panel (opens the original)
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'If the intention was simply to replicate what's already been done elsewhere, there was no need for a committee at all -- there's already an Act passed there (in Uttarakhand); just copy it, paste it, and you're done. Why waste everyone's time convening a panel for that?' Nine days after Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis's government constituted a seven-member committee -- headed by retired Supreme Court judge Ranjana Desai -- to draft Maharashtra's Uniform Civil Code, one of its membe
'Modi Doesn't Take Decisions In A Day' (opens the original)
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'If he settles on something, there are fifty considerations behind it -- the pros and cons, all of it.' If the first half of this conversation is about where Narendra Modi came from, the second is about where he chose to plant his flag. Arvind Chaturvedi, who was raised on the ghats of Varanasi himself, turns here to the city he wrote about in his second book, Modi Ka Banaras -- the constituency Modi picked in 2014 over Lucknow, Maharashtra or a seat in Gujarat, and the corridor around the Kashi
The Real Narendra Modi You Don't Know (opens the original)
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'Modi played a lot of cricket -- he had his own cricket team in his school days. He was a good cricketer.' Author of three books on Narendra Modi, Arvind Chaturvedi speaks exclusively to Rediff about the prime minister's boyhood in Vadnagar, his years with the RSS and his bond with his mother. Arvind Chaturvedi is a Varanasi-raised journalist who studied sociology at Varanasi Hindu University before moving into television news. His first book, The Real Modi: The Man Who Would Be Prime Minister,
Miss These 10 Days, Lose 55% Of Your Wealth (opens the original)
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'Nobody is fearless. That's when the bubble happens.' Every investor asks these three questions at some point: Am I being smart, or just lucky? What happens to my money if the market falls off a cliff tomorrow? And if I only have one lakh rupees to put to work right now, where does it actually go? Most people never get a straight answer. On this episode of The Rediff Podcast with Sandipan Roy, Chief Investment Officer at Motilal Oswal Private Wealth, they might. Sandipan sat down for a conversat
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