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This was a very thoughtful and well-written article. I liked how it explained that empathy and efficiency do not have to be opposites. In today’s world, people want leaders who understand their problems and still help the team succeed. I agree that when leaders listen and support their team, the...

In the article "Railway Tariffs and Inflation" by Amit Bhushan, dated 22nd June 2014, the author highlights how political discussions in India often focus more on gaining attention than finding real solutions. Recently, when the government increased freight and passenger fares in the railways...

In the article "Reforms, Industry, Stakeholders and People" by Amit Bhushan, dated 30th June 2014, the author talks about how difficult it is to bring economic reforms in India because there are so many different groups with their own interests. These include big industries, environmentalists...

The article "Political Competition & Analysis of Reward Points" by Amit Bhushan, dated 7th July 2014, examines the evolving political landscape in India, emphasizing how shifts in public sentiment and political strategy are redefining traditional power structures. The writer points out that...

The article titled "My Take on Budget Debates – ‘Hilsa ki Mudhi ka Shortage’" by Amit Bhushan, dated 11th July 2014, reflects on the poor quality of political debates following the 2014–15 Indian Union Budget, especially on mainstream television channels. The author praises the rare attempt by...

This article talks about the long and often strange relationship between the United States and Pakistan. The two countries became diplomatic partners in 1947, and since then, the U.S. has provided Pakistan with a lot of military and economic aid. However, Pakistan has often acted like it does...

Governments, whether at the state or central level, often struggle to balance two important goals: promoting economic growth and managing the burden of subsidies. If the government tries to reduce subsidies, it may upset the public and face political backlash. But if it ignores the need for...

The article talks about how the government made big announcements before the 2012 elections in a rich Indian state. These announcements included raising diesel and LPG prices and allowing foreign companies to invest in retail and aviation. While the government called these steps “reforms,” the...

If Chanakya were the Prime Minister of India today, his leadership would be smart, strong, and deeply focused on long-term planning. Chanakya was a teacher, thinker, and top advisor during ancient India. He helped build the Mauryan Empire and guided Chandragupta Maurya, its first ruler. He also...

This article highlights the problems caused by India’s current subsidy system and suggests practical reforms to make the economy more productive. It points out that while subsidies once helped support farmers and the poor, they have now become a financial burden. Many subsidies are not improving...

The article discusses how political parties must adapt to changing communication trends, especially with the rise of social media. It argues that a party that once relied heavily on traditional media like newspapers, radio, and television failed to engage with the new digital space and lost...

This article explains why political opposition in India is so divided and weak. In a democracy, it is hard to make decisions that please everyone, and in India, most people still support the same ruling party. This is partly because people are taught to be loyal to individuals, not to ideas or...

After Arvind Kejriwal resigned as Delhi’s Chief Minister, the capital has been placed under Presidential rule. The BJP, which won the most seats (29), has said it might form the government if given a chance but is also open to fresh elections. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), with 28 seats, insists on...

This article talks about how India’s government is working quickly to improve its relationships with nearby countries after the recent elections. The Foreign Ministry is moving fast because it mainly makes agreements, while other ministries handle the detailed work, which can take more time...

This article explains the problems in how India is governed and how politics works. Even when different political parties come to power, little changes because government officers at the center control most decisions and resist new ideas or local improvements. Politicians often focus on making...

This article discusses the evolving nature of politics in India following recent electoral outcomes, highlighting the growing demand for change and transformation among political parties to better connect with their constituencies. The author notes that while political pundits may critique these...

This essay thoughtfully explores the pervasive and persistent problem of corruption, highlighting its deep roots in society and governance. It clearly explains how corruption is not just a matter of individual dishonesty but a symptom of a failing system, especially during times of crisis when...

This article critiques the recent trend of criticizing established institutions and demanding change, noting that it has become somewhat fashionable, especially among influential individuals who often rely on isolated incidents rather than comprehensive data analysis. The author expresses...

This work stands out as a brilliant example of thoughtful and elegant communication. The author’s distinctive voice shines throughout, making the text not just informative but genuinely engaging and relatable. The flow of ideas is masterfully crafted, effortlessly guiding the reader through...

This article discusses the challenges faced by smaller political parties in India as they attempt to revive their support among the masses. While some leaders in these parties criticize violence, they struggle to offer compelling policy alternatives that can genuinely attract voters. A major...