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1 62: Russia-Saudi Arabia price war; implications for Indian market 10:47
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1 61: Delhi violence- Govt may issue fresh regulations for social media platforms 9:57
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1 60: US-Taliban sign peace deal- What are the implications for India? 11:48
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1 59: Should army be called in to contain violence in Delhi? 9:24
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1 58: Trump’s extravaganza in India: What it means for politics in US? 12:06
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1 57: SC orders Centre to give permanent commission to women in Army 11:42
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1 56: Should other states replicate Arvind Kejriwal led AAP’s governance model? 13:34
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1 55: Local Vs National issues: What will Delhi vote on in the upcoming polls? 10:34
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedElections in Delhi is just round the corner. Both AAP and BJP has been quite robust in their campaigns. While the former confined their narrative to local issues and governance , the latter clearly put more emphasis on certain national issues. The point we discuss and analyse is whether it will be local or national issues that would determine the outcome of this election?…
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1 52: As the Budget drumbeat rolls, what are our expectations? 11:28
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1 51: Kunal Kamra banned by three airlines; is the action justified? 10:17
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1 50: Will the EU resolutions on CAA & Art 370 affect ties with India? 9:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe European Parliament is set to debate on resolutions that centre on India’s amended citizenship law and the revocation of Jammu and Kashmir’s autonomy. The most critical of these resolutions is the one on the citizenship law, which an overwhelming number of members of the European parliament consider discriminatory. A European Union spokesperson has clarified that the resolutions do not reflect the official position of the 28-member bloc. But the question remains: Do these resolutions pose diplomatic challenges to India and can they impact India-EU ties?…
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1 49: Will Modi govt’s sweet deal on Air India help attract bidders? 10:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn a fresh effort to sell Air India, the government has invited bids for a 100% stake in the national carrier. Not only has the complete stake been put on the table, the government has also made other relaxations, such as significantly reducing the debt burden that the buyer will have to take on. The question is, will this be enough to attract buyers to the loss-making airline, and can the deal indeed be completed by March, as the government is targeting?…
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1 48: Are we prepared to deal with the new coronavirus outbreak? 9:05
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe coronavirus has claimed 17 lives and infected hundreds. In China, authorities have put the city of Wuhan, from where the outbreak originated, under lockdown. Several other countries, including India, are screening passengers coming from the city. Thankfully, no case has been detected in India so far, and there is no reason for us to be alarmed. But it would be advisable to stay on alert so that we are well-prepared was the outbreak to grow into a global health emergency.…
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1 47: Is Rajinikanth on the verge of entering politics 9:28
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedTamil superstar Rajinikanth is in the eye of a storm over his recent comments about Dravidian icon E.V. Ramasamy, fondly called Periyar. The veteran actor had claimed that Periyar at a rally in 1971 had desecrated images of Hindu deities. While his comments have upset Periyar supporters who deny any such thing happened, he has stuck to his claim. By bringing in Hindu deities, he seems to be playing the right-wing religion card. So, is he finally ready to take the political plunge?…
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1 46: Should India replicate US post 9-11 war against terror 10:37
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedChief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat has said that the only way for India to end terrorism is by acting against it in the same way as America did after the 9/11 attacks. The question is does India have the global or military heft needed to carry out such aggressive campaigns. Even if it did, is such a strategy really advisable considering the huge financial costs America had to incur?…
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1 45: After palm oil, India set to impose new curbs on imports from Malaysia 11:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIndia is reportedly planning to step up the heat on Malaysia by imposing fresh restrictions on the import of microprocessors and telecom equipment, as Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad’s repeated statements against some of India’s internal policies hurt bilateral ties. India has reportedly also privately signaled to palm oil traders not to import from Malaysia. The question is, should differences on the diplomatic front be allowed to spill over to trade relations? Mint Views Daily dispatch brings you scenes from the Mint edit table where ideas are mooted, discussed and debated before they make it to the coveted editorial page of the paper.…
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1 44: Satya Nadella calls CAA sad; pitches for diversity 10:06
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1 43: Does Walmart’s downsizing strategy reflect changing trend in retail market? 10:00
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1 42: Iran attacks US troops_ Will this lead to escalation of tension 10:39
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedTwo airbases housing US troops in Iraq have been hit by more than a dozen ballistic missiles, according to the Pentagon. The attack, as stated by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, is an act of retribution for the killing of its commander Qassem Soleimani. Meanwhile, a Ukraine International Airlines flight with 176 people on board crashed in Iran soon after takeoff. The cause of the crash isn’t yet known although the circumstances raise suspicions if there is a link with Iran’s retaliatory action. With both the US and Iran taking hard positions, could the world be staring at a full-scale war in West Asia?…
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1 41: JNU violence: How to make vulnerable students safe in Universities? 10:24
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedViolence erupted at the JNU campus on Sunday as masked men entered the university campus, attacked teachers and students and vandalised properties. This is condemnable as violence has no place in democratic societies, let alone places of learning. Unfortunately, there seem to be increasing instances of educational institutions coming under attack. We discuss what needs to be done to make our universities safer so that free exchange of ideas and public debates can take place. Mint Views Daily dispatch brings you scenes from the Mint edit table where ideas are mooted, discussed and debated before they make it to the coveted editorial page of the paper.…
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1 40: PM Modi stern warning over CAA protests will it calm tempers 9:20
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedPrime Minister Narendra Modi has condemned the violence that took place during the protests against the citizenship law changes. He reminded people that duties and rights go hand-in-hand, while also urging everyone to maintain peace. His message has both—a stern warning to rioters and a general appeal for peace. The question is would they help calm tempers or further polarize the debate? Expressing dissent is a fundamental right, but this must be done peacefully. The police too must not adopt a heavy-handed approach. For peace to be restored, all sides must exercise due restraint. Mint Views Daily dispatch brings you scenes from the Mint edit table where ideas are mooted, discussed and debated before they make it to the coveted editorial page of the paper.…
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