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DIVESH RANJAN

DIVESH RANJAN

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Columnist, The Shillong Times

New Delhi

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Election , Politics , International Relation , Education

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lifestyle, sports, tech

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Total articles 9

  • Congress in Crisis: Vincent Pala’s Leadership and the Unmaking of a Legacy in Meghalaya

    By DIVESH RANJAN| The Shillong Times Verified By Divesh RanjanIn Meghalaya’s once Congress-dominated political landscape, change began quietly in 2012 with the formation of the National People’s Party (NPP). Initially dismissed, the NPP won just two seats in 2013, and its leader, Conrad Sangma, lost his own. But fate intervened—his father P.A. Sangma’s untimely death in 2016 propelled Conrad into Parliament and reignited his political ascent.

    By DIVESH RANJAN · The Shillong Times

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Putin Made Trump Wait, Then Strung Him Along – It’s Clear His War Aims In Ukraine Have Not Changed| Countercurrents

    By Steve Ellner, DIVESH RANJAN, Amit Kumar Poonia| Countercurrents@ US President Donald Trump’s phone call with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, didn’t take a tangible step towards ending the hostilities in Ukraine, let alone finding an enduring peace. Rather, it provided further evidence of Putin’s ability to string along and outsmart Trump. For starters, Putin sent a signal by making Trump wait for more than an hour to talk.

    By Steve Ellner, DIVESH RANJAN, Amit Kumar Poonia · Countercurrents

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Congress in Crisis: Vincent Pala’s Leadership and the Unmaking of a Legacy in Meghalaya

    By DIVESH RANJAN| The Shillong Times Verified By Divesh RanjanIn Meghalaya’s once Congress-dominated political landscape, change began quietly in 2012 with the formation of the National People’s Party (NPP). Initially dismissed, the NPP won just two seats in 2013, and its leader, Conrad Sangma, lost his own. But fate intervened—his father P.A. Sangma’s untimely death in 2016 propelled Conrad into Parliament and reignited his political ascent.

    By DIVESH RANJAN · The Shillong Times

    Apr. 07, 2025

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The Shillong Times

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