Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Statesman and former Prime Minister of IndiaWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
"SC must take cognizance of foolproof evidence of mass voter deletions."
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42:24Gurdeep SapalGUEST
You know, this BLO thing that they say, you don't have BLO, or you put BLOs.
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42:30Gurdeep SapalGUEST
This was only in Vajpayee government.
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42:33Gurdeep SapalGUEST
Before that, there were no BLOs.
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42:35Gurdeep SapalGUEST
Yeah.
Green Cards, Leverage, Alliances
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10:26Arindam GoswamiHOST
So why would Indian defense leverage be the best tool, right? When going ahead, I mean, one can't say if the American courts and American companies themselves might reverse this decision in some way, right? So should we use the leverage or should we wait out to see how it plays out?
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10:44Anil RamanGUEST
So the examples of, you know, 2003... and as far as 2003 was concerned, is that the Vajpayee government refused to send troops to Iraq when, you know, George Bush asked for it.
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10:57Anil RamanGUEST
And remember, this was a time when the US and India were negotiating for signing the US-India nuclear deal.
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11:05Anil RamanGUEST
So the US-India nuclear deal was something which the US wanted, but India also desperately wanted.
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11:11Anil RamanGUEST
But notwithstanding that, Prime Minister Vajpayee He orchestrated the issue along with the opposition in such a way that the deployment was opposed in our Lok Sabha.
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11:21Anil RamanGUEST
So therefore, that's how he turned
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11:23Arindam GoswamiHOST
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My conversation with Parrikar in AIMS | Atmaram Nadkarni | Prudent Podcast | 191026
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33:48Atmaram NadkarniGUEST
Which means, in a way, you wanted to stop the Mhadai flow into Goa at all.
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33:53Atmaram NadkarniGUEST
That is where Goa government had serious issues, and Parrikar was the first chief minister who took it up very seriously, took all party delegation because central gave clearance, and Prime Minister Vajpayee, after hearing Manohar Parrikar and those people who had gone with him, stayed the clearance, put it in abeyance, and referred the dispute to tribunal.
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34:15Atmaram NadkarniGUEST
Before tribunal, we fought it out.
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34:17Atmaram NadkarniGUEST
Okay? To the best of our ability and efforts, we did it.
CutTheClutter: Significance of Modi govt approval of IDBI bank sale to Canada's Fairfax & why it's a reformist move
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31:07Shekhar GuptaHOST
Meanwhile, UTI went through lots of troubles.
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31:10Shekhar GuptaHOST
As some of you might remember, there was a meltdown because of many bad loans and some alleged corruption, after which the Vajpayee government restructured UTI.
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31:21Shekhar GuptaHOST
In that process, the bank became more autonomous.
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31:24Shekhar GuptaHOST
This is the bank that then became fully private, and by 2007, it acquired a new name.
EP-458 | What’s Going Wrong for BJP? SIR, CJP Protest & Rahul Gandhi | Neerja, Rasheed, Nistula
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16:06Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
Both are professional, but of late Delhi Police has been seen as, again, it's a matter of perception, to, you know, please the political masters.
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16:14Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
And whenever you try to please political masters, which can be whether it was Indira Gandhi or Rajiv Gandhi or, you know, Vajpayee-ji or this government, you always you blunder because as long as you're professional, and I would say that lot about the same, uh, you know, thing about various institutions including the Election Commission.
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16:29Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
So as long as you are, you know, quasi-professional or you're professional, you're good.
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16:34Smita PrakashHOST
Hmm.
1 HR 15 MINS LATER
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91:58Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
So every time there is a new election for the same participant, performance, and, uh, Nissala was making a point, you also said about, you know, Sheila Dikshit, performance is not a guarantor.
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92:07Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
You look at, uh, Jaganmohan, you look at, uh, Naveen Patnaik, and you look at, of course, uh, Sheila Dikshit.
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92:12Rasheed KidwaiGUEST
You look at Vajpayee of 2004.
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92:14Smita PrakashHOST
Ha.
Editorial with Sujit Nair | Is Indian Democracy Being Bought? The Shocking Cost of Winning Elections
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4:46Sujit NairHOST
But the fact remains that more often than not, more money invested, the more chances of you consolidating yourself in that particular constituency, in that particular economy.
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4:58Sujit NairHOST
I want you to hear something that Atal Bihari Vajpayee had said.
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5:00Sujit NairHOST
Just hear this.
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5:02Sujit NairHOST
But where will the money come from to fight
Are Indian Elections Getting Rigged?
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11:07Tushar GuptaGUEST
So when you have people in position of... public commentary, people like this, this has to happen.
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11:14Tushar GuptaGUEST
And this is what is happening with the electoral rolls also, with the SIR also.
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11:18Tushar GuptaGUEST
And this will happen with other things also, as it has always been.
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11:23Kushal MehraHOST
But there should be some shame, right? There is no
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12:43Tushar GuptaGUEST
People do not want to actually understand how a certain process works.
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12:46Tushar GuptaGUEST
People do not know the difference between draft rules and final rules.
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12:50Tushar GuptaGUEST
Ask people what is the difference between SIR and SSR, they won't know.
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12:55Tushar GuptaGUEST
People think election commission conducts SIR just once in 20 years.
NL Hafta 610 Snippet : Democracy, With a Punchline: Why Those in Power Fear Satire
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4:51ManjulGUEST
When I was in, I worked with like Times of India, Economic Times, I still remember minister used to ask for cartoons.
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4:59ManjulGUEST
I was in India today, even when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was prime minister.
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5:05ManjulGUEST
So we got a request from PMO saying send off some of your cartoons.
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5:09ManjulGUEST
We want to create a website for PMO and we want to carry cartoons.
CutTheClutter: On IFS day,interactions & experiences with Indian diplomats in Russia, Pakistan, Romania, SL & China
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19:41Shekhar GuptaHOST
He laughed and said Najib had got impatient with his, the ambassador's skepticism as he, the ambassador Nambiar, suspected, with good reason, that not, not all the money demanded would be used to buy arms, and some might be siphoned off, and was gracious enough to say that I did the right thing.
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20:00Shekhar GuptaHOST
Much later, on the other hand, I got caught in another set of circumstances in setting up the Lahore bus ride for Atal Bihari Vajpayee and his summit meeting with Nawaz Sharif.
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20:10Shekhar GuptaHOST
This brought me the wrath of the warriors of the IFS, who said I was sabotaging their Pakistan policy, obviously in cahoots with who else but their Prime Minister, Vajpayee.
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20:21Shekhar GuptaHOST
And that seeded the thought for the column, The Indian Fossil-Fossil Service.
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20:27Shekhar GuptaHOST
There is much else shared, all pleasant, if sometimes too adventurous between me and my IFS friends.
CutTheClutter: Questions over EC, ‘irregularities’ in SIR, & Form 6 charge as opposition protests against CEC
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3:12Shekhar GuptaHOST
The last one was two thousand two, two thousand three.
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3:15Shekhar GuptaHOST
That was the Vajpayee era.
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3:17Shekhar GuptaHOST
So carrying out an SIR is not illegal.
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3:20Shekhar GuptaHOST
Second, even the Supreme Court has said that SIR is not illegal.
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