Dilip Mandal Author at ThePrint

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Dilip Mandal is the former managing editor of India Today Hindi Magazine, and has authored books on media and sociology.

3 reasons Unacademy was right to dismiss Sangwan. Educated leaders can undo democratic progress

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August 24, 2023

Why I fled Vipassana in just 4 days — Dilip Mandal

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August 13, 2023

‘Basic structure’ doctrine a judicial coup against Parliament. Gogoi is right in debating it

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August 11, 2023

Farmers quitting agriculture isn’t a tragedy. India needs radical farm-to-factory revolution

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August 4, 2023

Did the Scindias betray India? The 1857 revolt and the ‘truth’ in Congress’ jibe

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July 28, 2023

I once supported SC quota for ‘Dalit’ Muslims and Christians, but here’s why I don’t anymore

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July 21, 2023

DMK has a UCC solution that will make it easier for BJP

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July 14, 2023

CM Chouhan’s apology to tribal man isn’t theatrics but challenge to Brahmin impunity

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July 7, 2023

Maamannan shows winds of change in Tamil Nadu politics. A democratic upsurge is close

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June 30, 2023

Modi critics are rejoicing Indian failure abroad a bit too much. It’s pathological

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June 23, 2023

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Dilip Mandal

3 reasons Unacademy was right to dismiss Sangwan. Educated leaders can undo democratic progress

Why I fled Vipassana in just 4 days — Dilip Mandal

‘Basic structure’ doctrine a judicial coup against Parliament. Gogoi is right in debating it

Farmers quitting agriculture isn’t a tragedy. India needs radical farm-to-factory revolution

Did the Scindias betray India? The 1857 revolt and the ‘truth’ in Congress’ jibe

I once supported SC quota for ‘Dalit’ Muslims and Christians, but here’s why I don’t anymore

DMK has a UCC solution that will make it easier for BJP

CM Chouhan’s apology to tribal man isn’t theatrics but challenge to Brahmin impunity

Maamannan shows winds of change in Tamil Nadu politics. A democratic upsurge is close

Modi critics are rejoicing Indian failure abroad a bit too much. It’s pathological

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