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Two questions - that the PM's intervention made the Rafale costlier, and that an Ambani benefited - will not vanish easily

Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks on during BJP National Executive Meet, in New Delhi, Saturday
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks on during BJP National Executive Meet, in New Delhi, Saturday

Aakar Patel
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan came to politics around 1996 or so, when he founded his party and contested two seats. He lost both but announced he was in this for the long run (his is a remarkable story quite similar to Robert the Bruce — who tried and tried again till he succeeded). 

When Imran declared his ambition, saying he was a clean and new face who would transform the nation, there were some scandalous stories about him that began to do the rounds. To retaliate, Imran and his team hurled some stuff back at his rivals. The newspaper editor
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