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Topic: BJP

The Bharatiya Janta Party or the BJP is India’s biggest national party and currently rules the country. It was formed in 1980, though its origins lie in the Bharatiya Jana Sangh, which was founded in 1951. The BJP has been in power since 2014, with Narendra Modi as India’s prime minister.

Shrikant Tyagi isn’t alone. List of complaints against Noida bahubalis is long

+TFP Tanushree Pandey -
Residents and police in Noida speak of being 'scared' of Shrikant Tyagi. But such 'chhutbhaiyya netas' have for long been displaying power bigger than their actual power.

Independence not result of Congress efforts & satyagraha alone — Hindu Right press lauds RSS role

Unnati Sharma -
ThePrint’s round-up of how pro-Hindutva media covered and commented on the news and topical issues over the past few weeks.

In Bihar, both BJP and Nitish Kumar camp happy. But ‘Sushashan Babu’ has invited trouble

Seshadri Chari -
The so-called ‘secular’ parties have found a new leader in Nitish Kumar after they lost Shiv Sena’s Uddhav Thackeray. But his folly is clear.

India’s democracy goes beyond the last mall in Noida. Rural feudal rich are feeling the pinch

+TFP Dilip Mandal -
Shrikant Tyagi episode shows that the State, even if ruled by the BJP, will side with 'mall modernity' and crush the ego of rustic rural feudals.

A CM’s quest to be ‘prime-atma’ & meet Bihar’s new boss, same as the old boss

Dishha Bagchi -
The best cartoons of the day, chosen by the editors at ThePrint.

‘Why can’t ED question someone if it has doubts’: Kerala HC asks CPM leader Thomas Isaac

PTI -
Taking note of Isaac's contentions, the court told the probe agency that privacy of an individual cannot be 'violated' and asked on what basis it was asking for his personal details.

Nitish’s Bihar is a magician’s worst nightmare & how the arrow slipped out of BJP’s hands

Debdutta Chakraborty -
The best cartoons of the day, chosen by the editors at ThePrint.

2024 is no longer a ‘done deal’ for BJP. Bihar coup has changed India’s political landscape

+TFP Yogendra Yadav -
Thinking of India’s electoral map as three strips shows BJP only has 'dominance' over one. With no NDA left now, except in name, 2024 will be a challenge.

OBC votebank, counter to Baghel — Why BJP replaced its tribal Chhattisgarh unit chief

Shanker Arnimesh -
By appointing Arun Sao as Chhattisgarh chief, party seeks to not only counter CM Baghel's clout as prominent OBC face, but also infuse energy among cadres ahead of next year's polls.

BJP has the right proverb for Nitish Kumar and he has half the soldiers of Bihar

Bharat Agrawal -
A carefree Nitish Kumar has started playing on his own terms—jolting leaders of his party and the BJP. Party officials are questioning his attitude.
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Beijing is concerned about anti-China sentiment in India. New Delhi is focused on border

+TFP Rishi Gupta -
Chinese officials emphasised a desire to rejuvenate bilateral ties. Their advice? Don't make the border dispute the focal point; pursue economic relations with an open mindset.

Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party mustn’t be AAP of Bihar. Let’s hope no anarchy, corruption

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Islam doesn’t kill democracy. The army-Islam combo does

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