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LEFT : The 12th MAN OF INDIAN POLITICS
By Malladi Rama Rao To describe the Left parties as the 12th Man of Indian politics may be patently unfair. The role they have played from the days of first coalitions in the Hindi belt to Indira Gandhi period and … Continue reading
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Tagged AIADMk. DMK, Alnaskar, Alternative Planks, BJP, Chandrababu Naidu, Congress, Jayalalithaa, Jyoti Basu. Yechury, Left Parties, Match fixing, mulayam, Muthavel Karunanidhi, SP, TDP, Third Front
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Flip-side of L’affaire NaMo
By Malladi Rama Rao L’affaire NaMo will continue to hog the headlines for a while. We cannot help it but if anyone thinks that the race for the post of Prime Minister in 2014 is a two-horse race, well, he … Continue reading
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Tagged 7RCR, advani, BJP, Congress, modi, mulayam, Prime Minister, Rahul Gandhi, Sangh parivar, Sonia Gandhi, SP, Third Front
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CONG, BJP IN TRADE-OFF POLITICS
By Malladi Rama Rao The face-off between the BJP and Delhi’s Sheila Dixit deserves close attention than it has received so far. This is for the first time that an elected leader is facing the charge of misusing public money … Continue reading
Pointers from the churning in Maharashtra
By Malladi Rama Rao As the nation is engrossed in the 3M plus 1N equation, interesting developments are taking place in the political landscape of Maharashtra, which may have a bearing on the Delhi scene. Their message is loud and … Continue reading
No game-changer electoral game
By Malladi Rama Rao CONGRESS politicians of Delhi school seldom speak their mind. When they do, they are careful enough to not harm the interests of the high command and at the same time they ensure that their place under … Continue reading
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Tagged BJP, Constitution, economy, Elections, Ethnic Minorities, Indian political scene, Mulayam Singh, Rajiv Gandhi, Shiela Dixit, Sonia Gandhi
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Jaitley –Katju spat through political prism
By Malladi Rama Rao Arun Jaitley is an interesting leader. He is interesting not because he is not cut in the Laloo Prasad mode. He is well read and very articulate. Hearing him hold forth for BJP in the days … Continue reading
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Tagged Arun Jaitely, BJP, Katju, Media Freedom, Narendra Modi, politics, Press Counicl
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Options After the Ayodhya Verdict
By ALLABAKSH New Delhi (Syndicate Features): The judgment delivered by the special bench of the Allahabad High Court at Lucknow was received by many within the country—politicians, intellectuals and the intelligentsia–as one that provides an opportunity to end the bitter … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayodhya, Babri Masjid, BJP, High Court, India, Lucknow bench, Mulayam Singh, Ram Vilas Paswan, Ramjnam Bhoomi
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