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Why we call KPS Gill ‘the superior cop’ & how he saved Punjab: anniversary tribute
K P S Gill was never armed with more than his swagger stick. Yet, he always fought to win----more----
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'ThePrintPod by Asha Jadeja: Modi represents fight between overbearing, ‘rent-seeking’ State & citizens of former colonies'
Being a ‘majority’ does not automatically confer power. Prime Minister Narendra Modi knows it & that is why his supporters see him as someone who is enabling a re-awakening.
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ThePrintSuprabhat: CM ममता की ‘लक्ष्मीर भंडार’ योजना ब्रह्मास्त्र है, बंगाल में TMC को चुनावी फायदा मिलेगा
https://hindi.theprint.in/opinion/mamatas-lakshmir-bhandar-is-a-brahmastra-tmc-will-get-electoral-advantage-in-bengal/691697/
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ThePrintAM: How has absconding Macherla MLA put YSRCP in a spot?
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How 7-seats Delhi ‘decides’ who rules India: Evidence since 1967 & Congress-AAP challenge to BJP
As the people of Delhi gear up to vote Saturday, in Episode 1455 of Cut The Clutter, Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta breaks down Delhi’s voting patterns since 1967, changing demographics, and explains how whoever wins Lok Sabha seats in the city-state tends to rule the country.
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ThePrintPod: Channi to Ravneet Bittu, Punjab candidates of all stripes are flocking to ‘apolitical’ Dera Beas
Radha Soami Satsang Beas is Punjab's most influential dera & frequented by politicians during polls. Its chief, Gurinder Singh Dhillon, has said that 'all candidates are dear to us’.