Daily Brief: Did the Supreme Court really vindicate the Modi government’s demonetisation decision?

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Did the Supreme Court really vindicate the Modi government’s demonetisation decision?

The BJP is projecting this judgement as an endorsement of its move. But the court only commented on narrow point of the legality of demonetisation.

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‘Pro-China’ Prachanda and KP Sharma Oli’s frequent run-ins with the Indian government have raised the spectre of an uneasy path ahead for India-Nepal relations.

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At the launch of a book about Mahadev Desai, recalling the idealism of the Independence era

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Is attacking badminton going out of vogue? We reflect on the overall pattern in men’s singles and where the top Indian players stand in the discipline.

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