Prasanna S 
Serial numbers on electoral bonds can reveal the donor's identity. Even the Finance Ministry knew this, reports @[email protected]
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সঙ্কর্ষণ | sankarshanRahul Kanwal tends to cover up his gaffes by adopting that hectoring tone indicating "I may have been wrong now, but do remember bad things often happen". Well, since he is a senior journalist of sorts, should he not be reporting, investigating rather than imagining and berating? If Karnataka is being placed as a warning sign, then is he condoning the methods applied there and thus is a Chanakya neeti fanboi?
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Jairaj PBefore and After the #CorruptBJP #MaharashtraGovtFormation - But mind you, Emergency Powers would've been Okay if #CorruptBJP could've managed the numbers....
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Kashmir Shutdown Caused Losses of More Than $1 Billion, Trade Body Says
https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2019/11/19/world/asia/19reuters-india-kashmir-economy.html
Kashmir Shutdown Caused Losses of More Than $1 Billion, Trade Body Says
Economic losses in Kashmir have run well over a billion dollars since India revoked its autonomy and statehood in August, the main trade body in the Himalayan region said, adding that it planned to sue the government for damages.
SiddharthData says over half of JNU students can afford the fee hike. Data also says it's not a big deal if the other half drops out of college because it is known that only richer half is entitled to education.
Data is political.
They just cannot comprehend the possibility of comparitively richer folks offering solidarity to the Left movement. It's beyond them to understand why the "rich students" will walk with their comrades.
That's where "JNU kids wear branded clothes" is coming from.
Next time you cry about "lawlessness" in the country, remember how you turned your backs on students getting beaten up for protesting fee hike. Remember how you sided with the establishment in their attempt to make education inaccessible to the poor.
Offering solidarity to the students protesting the fee hike at JNU, as a beneficiary of subsidised education and a "tax-paying citizen".
A state must ensure universal public education. Any attempts to make education inaccessible must be condemned.
The Paresh Rawals and Tavleen Singhs seem to be furious that some students are protesting against a Muslim professor teaching Sanskrit. Apparently, they are confused where this "idiocy" is coming from.
If only they looked in the mirrors more often!