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Down the abyss, following Pakistan's path

In April 1980, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistani military dictator General Zia ul-Haq met for the first time in Salisbury (now Harare) in then Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). Before the meeting, newspapers had published some uncharitable remarks by Zia about India. A contemporary account of the meeting by Inder Malhotra suggests a rather testy exchange: Indira Gandhi, ....

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1971 war accounts fail to shatter the myths

The 1971 India-Pakistan war was a brilliant and comprehensive military victory which gave birth to a nation. The grand strategy resulted in the unconditional surrender of 93,000 PoWs, capture of 5,000 ....

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Paid news not recent concept, Bihar saw it 35 years ago. But Germany, China, US started it

Paid news not recent concept, Bihar saw it 35 years ago. But Germany, China, US started it
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Despite the Election Commission seemingly breathing down the necks of politicians, money power is far from being tamed in elections. For all the adeptness of the commission’s sleuths on the prowl, it would be naïve to think that the role of money has been reduced to the minimum. Political parties and candidates are still spending crores of rupees from their coffers to improve their chances in the electoral battle. In some stray cases, greenhorns are getting caught too. At the same time, those old political players who are adept in skirting the rules of the game are successfully transforming their tarnished images through the power of their pockets. Of course, Bihar is considered a very poor, backward, less literate state, but still, political leaders, mandarins, contractors and fixers are all able to show off their clout a ....

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Congress launches digital media platform but hopes aren't too high

Congress launches digital media platform but hopes aren t too high
The Congress has launched its digital media platform INC TV in a bid to make Congress voice heard and reach more people .
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From L-R: Sonia Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi. (Photo: Getty Images)
The Congress has finally launched its digital media platform named INC TV after years of dilly-dallying in articulating its voice. The objective is to make Congress voice heard and reach more people . The platform will be available on YouTube. Party insiders wonder how this target would be achieved, considering the Grand Old Party s chequered record in effectively running in-house publications. ....

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