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Deputy Editor, The Indian Express. Logical & truthful. Fiercely protective about Mallu identity. Views personal except when tweets @ official handle
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TMC’s Lok Sabha rebels waiting for a senior MP to join ranks

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By Liz Mathew 
| The Indian Express
It has been three days since the TMC implosion in the Lok Sabha began, prompting claims and counterclaims on who is on the list of rebels. One of the reasons why the rebels have not written to Birla yet is the wait for a “political heavyweight”, sources said, adding that this would boost the “credibility” of the rebel camp and add heft to its challenge against Mamata Banerjee.
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As Nitin Nabin plans BJP overhaul, party taps opposition flux to push key bills

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By Liz Mathew 
| MSN India
Liz Mathew BJP's new national president Nitin Nabin is expected to reconstitute his team in the second half of June for the next year's crucial Assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat and Karnataka, among others. Besides the national office-bearers, Nabin is likely to reconstitute the parliamentary board, the apex decision-making body of the party. “It will be a mix of fresh and young faces and experienced,” said a source.
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BJP sees Cockroach Janta Party protests as 'part of democracy', says Gen Z not 'anti-establishment'

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By Liz Mathew 
| MSN India
Liz Mathew, Jatin Anand As the newly formed Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) draws support for its campaign against paper leaks and other exam controversies, the BJP will take an accommodating stand. Amid clamour for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to resign, senior BJP leaders stressed here Tuesday that youth should not be “defamed for their aggressive stand over issues”.
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