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Vikram Sampath
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Vikram Sampath is a historian/political analyst and a Senior Research Fellow at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library.
When Arabs tried attacking Sindh 6 times, a Brahmin family beat them miserably every time
Vikram Sampath
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31 October, 2022
Godse was ‘yearning’ for Savarkar’s support in Gandhi murder trial court. But it never came
Vikram Sampath
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28 July, 2021
Rahul Gandhi must reflect on why grandmother Indira called Savarkar a patriot
Vikram Sampath
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18 October, 2019
As a teenager, Savarkar tried to destroy a mosque & was sad Hindus weren’t united
Vikram Sampath
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25 August, 2019
Savarkar wanted one god, one nation, one goal. Modi has fulfilled his dream with Kashmir move
Vikram Sampath
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7 August, 2019
When Vande Mataram inspired many recording artistes to join India’s freedom movement
Vikram Sampath
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21 July, 2019
India’s ‘shy’ classical musicians made way for theatre’s entry into gramophone record books
Vikram Sampath
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14 July, 2019
From Mahatma Gandhi to Nehru, everyone was an MS Subbulakshmi fan
Vikram Sampath
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7 July, 2019
Kesarbai Kerkar, the Indian voice that made it to NASA’s Voyager mission
Vikram Sampath
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30 June, 2019
Ariyakkudi, maestro who woke up snoring crowds at concerts & made modern-day Carnatic music
Vikram Sampath
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23 June, 2019
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ThePrint Team
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28 May, 2021
Opinion
Rail privatisation shouldn’t be an afterthought post-Odisha collision. See Japan, UK
Subhashish Bhadra
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5 June, 2023
The government will need to absorb a large part of Indian Railways’ Rs 7 lakh crore debt burden to make the system more lucrative for a private buyer.
balasore, odisha train accident, privatisation
Reservation didn’t cause Odisha accident. The real problem is outdated infrastructure
5 June, 2023
If BJP cannot win South states, it’ll make them irrelevant —...
5 June, 2023
Economy
RBI data reveals demonetisation was the epitome of whimsical, illogical policymaking
Praveen Chakravarty
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31 August, 2017
The government wanted demonetisation to combat three problems. None of them seem to have been solved.
Defence
The biggest challenges Nirmala Sitharaman will face as India’s new Defence...
Manu Pubby
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3 September, 2017
Sitharaman, who is only the second woman defence minister in India's history, is expected to work closely with the Finance Minister to take key industry-related decisions
National Interest
Manipur saw ‘free’ India’s 1st flag hoisted. Now it’s BJP’s biggest...
Shekhar Gupta
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3 June, 2023
There are 3 things you never do in a small northeastern state: undermine local leaders, divide and rule, push homogenisation.