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U-turns are not new for Nitish Kumar. He has earned a well-deserved reputation as a master practitioner of cynical politics. But his stealthy and sheepish relaxation of total prohibition is remarkable, even by his standards. If he had any honesty, he’d say: ‘Sorry, I blundered’, and withdraw it altogether.
General Rawat’s much-needed marching orders
Our defence editor Sujan Dutta reports General Bipin Rawat is taking steps to improve lifestyles, weaning his fine million-plus Army away from junk food as well as sycophancy. One damages a soldier physically and the other morally. This is a bold and important initiative and not a day too soon.
Sorry The Print..your defence editor is lying for money..or is ignorant.Gen Rawat is doing nothing for the soldiers. There is inter service bad blood becausebit mistreatment of services vs arms.He is just preparing ground for his entry into politics. SAD to witness such degradation of army due to self serving generals both him and Suhag.please report the truth and not lofty tales..Thanks
Jai Hind