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Sadanand Dhume

Sadanand Dhume

Columnist at The Wall Street Journal Online

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Sadanand Dhume
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Opinion | Keep Blasphemy Laws Out of the U.K. - The Wall Street Journal

Brits are deferring too much to Muslim extremists’ radical sense of offense.
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Opinion | How Covid Bungling Can Win You an Election

Narendra Modi benefits from having carefully cultivated the image of a selfless politician.
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Opinion | India Has a Lot to Lose in Ukraine - The Wall Street Journal

It may seem like a distant conflict, but fresh Russian aggression will strengthen China and weaken New Delhi.
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Opinion | India Seems Determined to Lose to Pakistan in More Than C...

Arrests of Muslims celebrating the Pakistani team’s win underscore how Hindu nationalists are self-sabotaging.
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Opinion | The Taliban Gain Ground in Islam’s Battle of Ideas

Their anti-West ideals can be traced to an Indian madrassa and a rift that erupted over 150 years ago.
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Opinion | India’s Covid Curve Could Raise the World’s

As the country picks up speed in its race to herd immunity, stumbling may mean a dangerous variant.
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Opinion | American Political Twitter Is a Sandbox Compared With India

Modi used the site to rise to power but now threatens to ban it. His opponents have grievances too.

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Opinion | India’s Covid Crisis Could Reach You Too

As the coronavirus rages inside its borders, new variants threaten to spread around the world.
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Opinion | Is Greta Thunberg Conspiring Against India's Tea? - The W...

Modi’s ruling party alleges that the West wants to see it fail, but the real threats are internal divisions.
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Opinion | Trump Deepened Ties With India, Leaving New Challenges fo...

Can the president lock in his predecessor’s gains while expanding trade and standing for human rights?
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Opinion | What’s Worse Than 2020 in America?

India struggled as it faced down Covid-19, a collapsing economy, and border clashes.
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Opinion | What Beijing Lost With Its Border Clash Blunder

Fighting with India in the Himalayas may cost China its shot at becoming the dominant tech power.
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Opinion | Tensions With China Help Ease Trump’s Visit to India

But Washington and New Delhi have growing differences over trade.
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Opinion | Howdy Modi and Goodbye Growth

He’s held four U.S. rallies in five years, but still doesn’t seem to grasp how freedom feeds prosperity.
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Opinion | International Diplomacy Is Not Just Cricket

Pakistan’s prime minister won a world cup, but reviving relations with the U.S. will be a tall order.
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Opinion | Does Modi Threaten Indian Democracy?

His party now has virtually untrammeled power, though state governments are an important check.
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Opinion | Modi Brings India’s Fringe Elements Center Stage

Resurgent Hindu nationalism is putting the country’s reputation for pluralism at risk.
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Opinion | Pakistan-Based Jihadists Kill 40, and Indians Demand a Re...

As elections approach, Modi is under pressure from enraged citizens.
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Opinion | India Is Falling Behind China in an Asian Arms Race - The...

High defense-spending totals mask the weakness of its weapons systems, and the threat is growing.
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Opinion | India’s Rahul Gandhi Faces an Electoral Test

State elections will offer a preview of Narendra Modi’s re-election prospects.
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Opinion | For India, English Is a Cure, Not a Sickness

It’s the only thing saving the country from Hindi imperialism.