Author: Saeed Naqvi

EditorialIndia

Media Crawled During Emergency. Today Is Its Spine Straight?

It is not a complaint but rather a reflection on the general state of play: in my 50 years of

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Minions Could Have Sportingly Leaked Portfolios In A Carnival of Democracy

The great TV anchors, God’s gift to Indian journalism, who has been Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s shrill town criers these

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Progressive Manifesto Gives One Signal, Fighting Left In Kerala Another

Rahul Gandhi’s choice of Wayanad as his constituency in South India has set tongues wagging. Is this an insurance just

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EditorialIndia

Thanks To Ardern, New Zealand Today Soothes The Soul

Those who have rushed to psychoanalyze 28 years old Australian, Brenton Tarrant, for the outrage in Christchurch, New Zealand, mosques

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EditorialIndia

The Return Of The Brahmin?

In 1996 my book “The Last Brahmin Prime Minister” was on the stands. The title was so controversial that friends

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EditorialIndia

Does Imran Khan Know He Has Followed Josh Malihabadi’s Advice?

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has taken the leaf out of great Urdu poet Josh Malihabadi’s book: “Badlay ki rasm

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India

What’s The Hitch In Congress Leading Post Poll Coalition Opposite BJP?

Copy Edited by Adam Rizvi: The ghastly news from Kashmir did cast a shadow, otherwise, Lucknow has had a festive February.

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EditorialIndia

How Is The Electoral Game Shaping Up In Key States

The BJP in Kerala may have boosted its saffron image on the Sabrimala issue but is unlikely to gain much

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EditorialNewsWorld

Announcing Withdrawals: Trump Is Doing What He Promised At Outset

With the suddenness of revelation, withdrawal from Syria and “drawdown” from Afghanistan have been announced by Donald Trump. In the

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EditorialIndia

Can Rahul’s Hinduism Succeed Where Bogus Secularism Failed?

Copy Edited by Adam Rizvi: It will be impossible to resist the temptation of attributing Congress gains in the three northern

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