Topic: Jawaharlal Nehru
Narendra Modi’s use of ‘polarisation’ cloud, and Rahul Gandhi’s early start for 2024
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Supreme Court’s ‘stinking’ clean chit, and bed of thorns for Rahul Gandhi
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A perfect ‘100’ in Board exams and Modi as ‘King Chowkidar’
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Narendra Modi’s juvenile ‘mud-slinging’, and punishment for taking on ‘powerful men’
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Shantanurao Kirloskar, the visionary industrialist who was a fierce critic of Congress’ socialism
On his 25th death anniversary, ThePrint remembers Shantanurao Laxmanrao Kirloskar, the man behind the growth of Kirloskar Group and its many units.
Sardar Patel statue was built not to spite Nehru, PM Modi tells voters at Amreli
No one from Congress has visited the Statue of Unity despite Sardar Patel being a leader of their party, said PM Modi.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan — the President who defended Hinduism against Western criticism
On his 44th death anniversary, ThePrint remembers Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan and his contributions in the field of education and as a political leader.
Why Indians care more about their PM than their MP
From Nehru to Modi, the ‘presidential style’ campaign has been the default in Indian elections.
Not just Nehru, even sister Vijaya Lakshmi had strong reasons to decline UNSC permanent seat
Nehru declined UNSC offers because ensuing entanglements would likely have rendered India a muted marionette in Cold War.
Jawaharlal Nehru’s midnight strike, and voters keep a close watch on chowkidar
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Why Dimple Yadav touching Mayawati’s feet still riles upper caste Indians
Dimple Yadav’s gesture challenges the class system of Hindu society which categorises women and backwards of all castes as low and inferior.
Budgam friendly fire: Should charge of culpable homicide be on the table in the fog of war?
A senior IAF officer and 3 other personnel could be booked for “culpable homicide not amounting to murder” in the February Mi-17 helicopter downing.
Defence
IAF men face action in Kashmir Mi-17 chopper crash as probe ‘almost confirms’ friendly fire
Six IAF personnel, one civilian were killed as an Mi-17 chopper was shot down in Kashmir on 27 February while Indian and Pakistan air forces were locked in a dogfoght 100 km away.
Pracharak Modi: The mask you see, is the man you get
India has its first leader who is unapologetic about belonging to the social and political Right. This is how Shekhar Gupta foresaw Modi’s five years in this National Interest within three months of his victory in 2014.