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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Keeping up with UP: Remembering CEC TN Seshan who ate ‘politicians for breakfast’ (opens the original)
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“A future historian writing the electoral history of India would divide his work in two distinct phases—pre-Seshan and post-Seshan. Before him, the country had outstanding men as Chief Election Commissioners but all of them played their role within the Lakshman Rekha of the letter of the law in a political milieu which revelled in violating the law and the spirit of the Constitution.” This was noted in an editorial, “After Seshan, Who?” in the Hindustan Times in 1996. TN Seshan was the 10th chie
Keeping up with UP| Young minds: A maze every political party is struggling to navigate (opens the original)
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Smarter attire, youngish lingo and contemporary music—from rap to rock—is unlikely to impress Gen Z, which is gearing up to play a significant role in the upcoming 2027 Uttar Pradesh assembly polls and the 2029 Lok Sabha elections, dubbed decisive in turning the political landscape of the state and the country. Can the youth, many of whom would be first-time voters, actually become agents of social and political change? Until the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, youth (18-25) participation in electoral
Keeping up with UP: Mayawati’s family troubles, cadre disappointed (opens the original)
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The founder-president of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Kanshi Ram, and his protege Mayawati chose to stay unmarried to dedicate their lives to their mission of empowering Dalits. Kanshi Ram, as we know, mentored Mayawati and handed over his political legacy to her though she was not a member of his family. Ironically, family troubles did not spare him later in life. Mayawati, for one, deviating from the stern position on succession, picked a family member as her political heir. But her argument
Keeping up with UP: Will Mathura be the next in Uttar Pradesh’s temple politics (opens the original)
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The Ayodhya Ram Temple construction campaign propelled the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s rise from two Lok Sabha seats in 1984 to 85 in 1989. Today, the party is leading the government for a third consecutive term, with 240 seats on its own and 318 with allies in the 543-member House. The BJP is likely to go slow on issues such as Mathura’s Shahi Eidgah land dispute, which relates to the 13.37-acre plot where a mosque stands adjacent to the Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, after the Gen Z protests at
Keeping up with UP: Time to revive students’ unions after Gen Z protests? (opens the original)
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The demand for reintroducing student politics on campuses is getting louder after the Gen Z pressure protest at Jantar Mantar. The students want to be heard on issues of their concern. The critical question is this: is it time to revive student unions in the country including in Uttar Pradesh? The volcanic display of frustration by the youth in Delhi and other states has also alerted the political class, which is now deliberating on two key issues—the need for young leadership within their syste
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