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KBS Sidhu is a former IAS officer who retired as Special Chief Secretary, Punjab. He tweets @kbssidhu1961. Views are personal.

India has rejected The Hague’s Indus ruling. Now it must act on the rivers

India has rejected The Hague’s Indus ruling. Now it must act on the rivers

K.B.S Sidhu -

September 2, 2026

Mohan Bhagwat doesn’t decide if Muslims belong in India. The Constitution does

Mohan Bhagwat doesn’t decide if Muslims belong in India. The Constitution does

K.B.S Sidhu -

August 31, 2026

Muslims, Sikhs, Christians—how minorities are reading Mohan Bhagwat’s New York speech

Muslims, Sikhs, Christians—how minorities are reading Mohan Bhagwat’s New York speech

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August 30, 2026

Punjab’s biggest IAS batch in 30 years has no real work. Govt is keeping them in waiting room

Punjab’s biggest IAS batch in 30 years has no real work. Govt is keeping them in waiting room

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August 28, 2026

The new Vande Mataram Bill revives a debate India settled decades ago

The new Vande Mataram Bill revives a debate India settled decades ago

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July 29, 2026

Beyond sacrilege and Satluj, this is how Punjab must fix its fiscal crisis urgently

Beyond sacrilege and Satluj, this is how Punjab must fix its fiscal crisis urgently

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July 16, 2026

There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

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June 23, 2026

Rahul Gandhi vs Modi on CBI chief selection is a sideshow. The agency shouldn’t exist at all

Rahul Gandhi vs Modi on CBI chief selection is a sideshow. The agency shouldn’t exist at all

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May 14, 2026

Bhagwant Mann vs Akal Takht—Punjab’s anti-sacrilege law opens new fault lines

Bhagwant Mann vs Akal Takht—Punjab’s anti-sacrilege law opens new fault lines

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May 12, 2026

Keeping CAPF in Bengal for 60 days raises constitutional questions. It’s not an occupying force

Keeping CAPF in Bengal for 60 days raises constitutional questions. It’s not an occupying force

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April 30, 2026

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