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Has Ajay Mohan Bisht, the ruler of UP, fallen out of favour with Narendra Damodardas Modi, the emperor of India?
Dominic Xavier stands in solidarity with Manjul on the Right to Freedom of Expression.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on India's grim employment situation.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on the chorus of voices rising in Japan to either postpone or cancel the Olympic Games due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dominic Xavier's take on the ongoing global debate about the origin of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on Lakshadweep Administrator Praful Khoda Patel's policies which have angered and upset the majority Muslim population of the Union Territory.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on the central government's new diktat for Social Media platforms.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on the controversy featuring Baba Ramdev and the Indian Medical Association.
Dominic Xavier highlights the CVC India needs.
Dominic Xavier offers his take on the vaccine crisis angering India's youth.
Dominic Xavier wonders what's more important for India: A new house for the prime minister or protecting the lives of every Indian through efficient and urgent healthcare.
Dominic Xavier wonders if Modi will impose a national lockdown to try and end the death and suffering that has ravaged our land.
Now that he is free from election responsibilities, Dominic Xavier hopes the prime minister will fix the Oxygen Crisis URGENTLY!
Dominic Xavier offers his take on Mamata's Election Triumph.
The results of the assembly elections in Assam, Kerala, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal are hours away and Dominic Xavier wonders if a fresh government battleplan to fight the COVID-19 pandemic will only materialise after the electoral outcome is known.
Dominic Xavier is mystified by Modi's refusal to halt a scheme whose funds would be better deployed in providing better healthcare -- and yes, free vaccines -- to the Indian people.
Dominic Xavier is startled by the minister's claim which may seem delusional at a time when India is saddened and shocked by the scenes of COVID-19 patients dying in its cities and towns and when those struck by coronavirus struggle to find hospital beds, oxygen and medicines
Dominic Xavier offers his take on the controversy over the cost of the COVID-19 vaccine post May 1.
Dominic Xavier on how several nations -- including China and Pakistan -- have offered India help to deal with the COVID-19 Crisis.
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