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Rajinder Puri is a writer, columnist. cartoonist and political activist. He is based in Delhi. As a columnist and cartoonist his work has appeared on regular assignment in all leading newspapers and journals in India including The Hindustan Times, The Statesman, The Hindu, The Indian Express, The Tribune, The Telegraph, Free Press Journal, India Today and Outlook. Rajinder Puri earlier worked in UK and for a brief period contributed cartoons to The Guardian and The Glasgow Herald. He is the author of six books on Indian politics. He was a founder All India General Secretary and Election Campaign –in-Charge of the Janata Party in 1977 when the Congress under Indira Gandhi was defeated after the Emergency. Later he was founder All India General Secretary of Lok Dal. After Lok Dal splintered he became Member National Executive and Labour Cell-in-Charge of the Bharatya Janata Party. Due to policy differences he quit the party in 1985. At present he is attached to no party. Rajinderpuri.com is a media content-producing website containing news, views, columns, analysis and cartoons. All the content is available for simultaneous syndication along with its appearance on the website through a special arrangement whereby content reaches the subscriber 12 hours in advance. The content is aimed at thinking viewers who are encouraged to respond with their own reactions and comments. |
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Kayani comes out of closet At last General Pervez Ashfaq Kayani has come out of the closet to vindicate an apparent truth that the world had refused to acknowledge. Namely, that it is China and not Washington that calls the shots in Islamabad. America wields clout with ... More |
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Pak-Taliban Tangle THE biggest threat to Pakistan’s survival comes not from India but from the Taliban entrenched firmly within its own territory. To understand why, some facts need to be recalled. |
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End-game with Pakistan US specialist on South Asian affairs Professor Stephen Cohen said that the Pakistan government most likely cannot control the pro-terrorist elements in Pakistan. He appears to be right. He went on to add that India therefore should display patience ... More |