Thursday, 19 October, 2017

Nikhil Rampal

Nikhil Rampal
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Nikhil Rampal works as a Journalist for ThePrint. He has done his undergraduate studies in Economics from Punjab University, during which time he actively participated in student politics and debating. His areas of interest include public policy, finance, planning and development. He can be reached at: Nikhil.rampal@theprint.in Find him on Twitter: @NikhilRampal1
SC ban takes light out of Diwali firecracker trade in NCR

SC ban takes light out of Diwali firecracker trade in NCR

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The consumer confidence survey reflects deterioration in consumer sentiments on the employment scenario, the price level and income

Consumer confidence hits a new low, reveals RBI survey

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Privatising Air India: Analysts say govt has multiple choices, union says its opposed to all of them

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How to disinvest in Air India: the British Airways, Japan Airlines & Austrian Airlines models

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Maharashtra’s Rs 30,500 cr loan waiver is the latest ‘moral hazard’ in the name of farmers

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Opinion

This controversy gives us the opportunity to trace the shades of discourse from Hindu organisations on India’s medieval past, especially Taj Mahal.

The shifting stance of RSS on India’s past means the debate on Taj Mahal isn’t over yet

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It was in the book by the self-declared Hindu scholar P. N. Oak that the Taj Mahal controversy was first introduced in the 1960s.
Singapore’s former premier Lee Kuan Yew had a tough time balancing firecrackers and his First World aspirations in the 1960s, but here’s what he did.

Happy Diwali, Singapore style!

Rows of army men on parade

India’s military must push to raise its intellectual capital

BJP MLA Sangeet Som has criticised Taj Mahal as a symbol of invaders, but the monument has had many political narratives

From Lord Curzon to BJP’s Sangeet Som, Taj Mahal has many political narratives

Jobs In Crisis

National Interest

The Narendra Modi government has invested too much time and capital to further its political conquest.

Riding A One-Trick War Horse

Shekhar Gupta -
The Narendra Modi government has invested too much time and capital to further its political conquest. Today's crisis shows it may be left with too little time in this term to refocus on governance.

Talk Point

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