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Months before stepping down in 2014, Manmohan Singh asserted his leadership was not weak and would be judged kindly by history. In a press conference, he criticized BJP’s Narendra Modi, referencing the 2002 Gujarat riots and expressing confidence in the UPA’s future success. Singh defended his record, addressing compromises as peripheral, not affecting national issues.
The Syrian conflict echoes the US withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021. Rebel groups seized Russian weapons. This mirrors the Taliban’s acquisition of US equipment. Both […]
Former deputy chief minister Tejashwi Yadav criticized Nitish Kumar for the state’s failing liquor ban, citing institutional corruption and a flourishing black market. He accused […]
Devendra Fadnavis, a seasoned RSS swayamsevak, is set to begin his second term as Maharashtra Chief Minister. His journey has been a rollercoaster, marked by […]