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Ramesh Menon

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Author, Journalist, Film Maker, Corporate Trainer and Adjunct Professor, SIMC, Pune, Ex Associate Editor, India Today, Executive Producer, TV Today, BITV.

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Vijay Must Demonstrate His Government Doesn't Engage In Theft

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By Ramesh Menon
| Rediff.com Verified
If TVK MLAs and ministers are perceived as clean, or demonstrably cleaner than their predecessors, the credibility dividend will be enormous. The voter will feel rewarded, points out Ramesh Menon. IMAGE: Vijay clicks a selfie during a roadshow for the Tamil Nadu assembly elections at Perambur in Chennai. Acting in nearly 70 films over three decades was easy; delivering justice and governance will not be so, as there is a web of challenges around him.
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Kerala Offers Congress Golden Chance; Will It Deliver?

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By Ramesh Menon
| Rediff.com Verified
Kerala's voters are sophisticated, educated, and unforgiving. They have once again made it clear that no government is entitled to remain in power. The Congress would do well to remember this, points out Ramesh Menon. IMAGE: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi addresses an election rally for the Kerala assembly elections 2026 in Pathanamthitta. After ten years, the Congress-led United Democratic Front is back in power.
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Winning Bengal Was The Hard Part For The BJP... Governing It May Prove Even Harder

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By Ramesh Menon
| Rediff.com Verified
A BJP government in Bengal inherits more problems than it might care to admit at its moment of triumph, points out Ramesh Menon. IMAGE: BJP supporters cheer party leads in the West Bengal assembly elections in Kolkata. The most immediate constraint for the BJP government is the crushing debt burden. The state's total debt is projected to be over Rs 7 lakh crore-Rs 8 lakh crore. Then there is the law-and-order challenge. The TMC's political violence network is localised, entrenched, and decades old.
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