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Torrential reign: Decoding Amit Shah

Torrential reign: Decoding Amit Shah

Monsoon kept its date with Kerala, so did Amit Shah. On June 2, the BJP president checked into the state gues…

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Boy who became Yogi: The untold story of Ajay turning to Adityanath

Boy who became Yogi: The untold story of Ajay turning to Adityanath

Kanphata yogi, the one with ripped ears. His earrings mark him thus. The bishts wept when ajay donned saffron…

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The chieftain's gaze: Decoding Amit Shah strategy for weak states

The chieftain's gaze: Decoding Amit Shah strategy for weak states

In February 2013, the Left Front won 50 of 60 the assembly seats in Tripura. The BJP managed 1.54 per cent vo…

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How Shah won UP Elections. BJP startegy

How Shah won UP Elections. BJP startegy

Amit Shah never stops campaigning. On March 10, two days after polling had ended in Uttar Pradesh, and hours …

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BJP prez Amit Shah interview: We aim to establish a glorious India

BJP prez Amit Shah interview: We aim to establish a glorious India

The Modi government has completed three years, and you have been giving impressive numbers to showcase its pe…

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Sunil Bansal: Operational man who executed BJP strategy

Sunil Bansal: Operational man who executed BJP strategy

What steps did you take to win the assembly polls? One of the main things [we did] was to prepare the organis…

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Lessons from Delhi's protests

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By Pratul Sharma Verified
| The Week (India) Verified
Every big movement creates energy and leaves behind its traces — sometimes in the form of a victory, other times as a lesson. But it also leaves an imprint: humbling, bitter memories for some, and good ones for others. The question remains: does anything change, beyond the sloganeering and the immediate political gains?
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Cockroach Janta Party protest: Is this Gen Z’s defining political moment in India?

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By Pratul Sharma Verified
| The Week (India) Verified
Born in response to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s remarks during a court hearing on May 15, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has quickly grown from an online joke into a nationwide campaign. Its demand for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the question paper leak before the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test united students across regions and political affiliations.
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The cockroach takes a bite: Why the satirical Gen Z movement forced govt to blink

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By Pratul Sharma Verified
| The Week (India) Verified
For a party and government that built its political capital by mastering social media, the past two months have delivered an unfamiliar experience: watching that same platform being used against them. The tone has been irreverent, with memes mirroring the new Gen Z lingo and sensibilities, unlike the placards that had traditionally served as the medium for protest slogans.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

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How is social media changing news?

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Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

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