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ISRAELI ELECTIONS
Arab voters trump Netanyahu
Iftikhar Gilani
FROM THE SIDELINES
Congress needs SP horsepower to drive its Uttar Pradesh campaign
Saba Naqvi
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An audit of the process in Telangana shows where it broke—unverified online forms, BLOs deferring to BLAs, rollbacks that came too late—and what it cost electors who had done nothing wrong.
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The AAP’s troubles go beyond the upcoming Punjab Assembly election. Its internal divisions, weakening opposition credentials, and uncertain national standing point to a larger crisis of political direction.
Sayantan Ghosh
Deforestation
Karjat tree felling raises questions about the cost of green energy
With Maharashtra fast-tracking pumped storage projects, the loss of thousands of trees in the Sahyadris puts the focus on villagers, wildlife and whether compensatory afforestation works.
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The expendable women of Tamil and Telugu cinema
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Instead of extending love and affection to Kashmiris, the Centre has created an echo chamber that totally excludes the Kashmiri voice. What Modi-Shah need to understand is that their favourite Zionist model will not work in Jammu and Kashmir.
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The idea has won
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