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MP & Deputy Leader TMC, Rajya Sabha. Journalist for 30+ yrs. Author: `Indira,India’s Most Powerful PM.’ ‘Vajpayee: India's Most Loved PM.’ ‘Why I Am A Liberal”.
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اپوزیشن کیلئے تعزیتی پیغامات لکھنے میں عجلت نہ کریں، ہم ہنوز میدان میں ہیں

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By Sagarika Ghose 
| inquilab.com
Sun, 14 June, 2026 EPAPER مغربی بنگال میں، ایک عام بیانیہ یہ ہے کہ بی جے پی نے فیصلہ کن طور پر ممتا بنرجی اور آل انڈیا ترنمول کانگریس (ٹی ایم سی) کو شکست دی ہے۔ تاہم، اعداد و شمار پر قریبی نظر ڈالیں تو ایک مختلف تصویر سے سابقہ پڑتاہے۔ ممتا بنرجی۔ تصویر: آئی این این ایسا لگتا ہے کہ ان دنوں اپوزیشن کی سیاسی موت لکھنے کا موسم آگیا ہے۔ ’سب ختم ہوگیا‘...’ واپسی کا کوئی امکان نہیں ‘....
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Don’t be so quick to write obituaries for the Opposition. We’re still alive and kicking

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By Sagarika Ghose 
| ThePrint
But before we consign the Opposition to the political graveyard, let’s undertake a much-needed reality check. In Bengal, the dominant narrative is that the BJP has decisively defeated Mamata Banerjee and the All India Trinamool Congress. Yet, beneath the headline lies a far more nuanced story. The BJP secured 45.9 per cent of the vote in Bengal; the Trinamool secured 40.6 per cent.
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Modi govt has failed India’s young. Exam fraud costs lives

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By Sagarika Ghose 
| ThePrint
The human cost is devastating. A leaked paper is not merely an “irregularity”. It means a shattered, traumatised 18-year-old, a harried family, and a destroyed future. The cancellation of the NEET-UG examination this year reportedly pushed at least four young aspirants to die by suicide. As a mother, I have seen the crushing pressure these examinations impose. Even during the first year of NEET, confusion reigned.
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