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Our take on Congress meltdown in Goa, Gyanvapi petition, Sri Lanka cricket win—in 50 words

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This week, we saw a Congress meltdown in Goa as MLAs switched to the BJP, the Delhi government introduce an opt-in clause for power subsidies, the Gynavapi Masjid dispute revive in a Varanasi court, and Sri Lanka win the 2022 Asia Cup. Read our 50-word editorials on them and much more.

17 September

Modi played all the right geopolitical cards in Samarkand. Strategic clarity beats ambiguity

16 September

Polarisation can’t be Karnataka BJP’s default governance model. Anti-conversion bill a diversionary tactic

Finally an inter-state dispute we shouldn’t mind Maharashtra-Gujarat quarrel over investment

Federer’s the undisputed GOAT of tennis. What he brought to court can’t be defined by statistics

15 September

SC order on BCCI cooling-off clause removes distortion. Court must not manage sports bodies

Opt-in clause for power subsidies good tweak to AAP’s freebies. Now introduce ‘give it up’

14 September

Congress meltdown in Goa as MLAs switch to BJP. This vacuum in opposition space is bad news

Soliciting Taliban to find Alvi is a bailout for Pakistan. It rewards jihad-friendly State

Armenia-Azerbaijan skirmishes first of many proxy wars. Russia-Ukraine war has consequences

12 September

India needs to consider Iranian offer of cheap oil and negotiate around US sanctions in self-interest

Lower courts could’ve left Gyanvapi-like cases alone until SC has reviewed Places of Worship Act

Sri Lanka’s Asia Cup victory shows fixed draws, big bucks stump when overhyped teams falter

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