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Opinion Protests are over. Determination not to learn anything from them remains

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By Suhas Palshikar
| The Indian Express Verified
One does not need social scientists to explain the meaning and significance of what happened on July 20. It was a protest alright, but it was also an outburst. It is apparent that the government yielded to that pressure with poor grace. This was exemplified by the “welcome” accorded to the minister who had resigned.
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The Three Main Hurdles Facing the Cockroach Janta Party

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By Suhas Palshikar
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Beyond the Modi phenomenon, what makes up the anatomy of India’s new regime?

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By Suhas Palshikar
| Scroll.in Verified
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the coming of a “New India” in 2017 – in his Independence Day speech and his New Year’s Eve address that year. After his re-election in 2019, the project of superimposing a new India gathered pace. Since then, it is clear to any observer of Indian politics that a transition is under way – the old order is almost done away with.
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