Harini Calamur's Writings
This appeared in CNBC TV18 on the 14th of August The last few years have seen a tussle within the Indian National Congress on the way the party should move ahead. On one side was the (relatively) young guard led by Rahul…
I write for CNBC TV 18 on the 8th of August On August 6th, Article 370 was abrogated. The Constitution of India was extended to Jammu and Kashmir. All the provisions, all the safeguards, all the pitfalls, everything that you and I…
This appeared in CNBC-TV18 on 25th July: Fourteen months after the Congress JDS alliance took charge in Karnataka, they lost the trust vote by 6 votes, 99-105, triggering the fall of the state Government. It looks likely that the BJP will form…
This appeared on CNBC-TV18 on the 18th of July We often speak about judicial overreach, and most times it is in relation with the justice system overturning the orders of the executive. And, that is a tussle that has been going on…
Rahul Gandhi – what next for him? I write for CNBC-TV18 on life after resignation as Congress Party President Rahul Gandhi today broke free of the Indian National Congress neck lock and put out an open letter resigning as Congress President. His…
Across cities in India, speciality restaurants are coming up. Many are specific regional cuisine. Others from across the world. And, most survive mainly on home deliveries. The food revolution has come to India via a most unexpected source – the mobile. The…
I write for CNBC TV18 on the skills gap As Narendra Modi begins his second term as Prime Minister, there are many challenges his government faces. But, none more pressing than the issue of unemployment. Data shows that unemployment is at 6.1%, a 45-year high,…
I write for CNBC TV18, on what next for the Congress after the crushing defeat at the polls? The Indian National Congress is in disarray. It has lost the general election for the second time in a row, by a massive margin….
I write on Mr Modi’s Mammoth Win, in CNBC TV18 t the end of a hard-fought election campaign, where bitterness and anger flowed with the money, D-day has arrived. Seven phases of polling are done and dusted. The votes are being counted….
I write for CNBC TV18 on the need for Parliamentary reform The last phase of the Indian elections gets over at the end of this week. At the end of 7 rounds, around 60% of the 900 million Indian voters would have…