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M.J. Akbar

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    BJP leader MJ Akbar leave after the BJP parliamentary party meeting, in New Delhi.

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    Union minister MJ Akbar, at his residence in New Delhi, Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018. Akbar on Wednesday, Oct 17, 2018, announced resignation from his designation as Minister of State for...

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    Minister of State for External Affairs MJ Akbar leaves MEA at South Block, in New Delhi

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    An Indian journalist holds a placard demanding the removal of the country's Junior Foreign Minister M.J. Akbar during a protest against sexual harassment in the workplace in New De...

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    An Indian journalist holds a placard demanding the removal of the country's Junior Foreign Minister M.J. Akbar during a protest against sexual harassment in the workplace in New De...

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    Union minister M J Akbar, who is facing allegations of sexual harassment by a number of women journalists, at his residence after his arrival from a foreign tour, in New Delhi.

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    Union minister M J Akbar (L), who is facing allegations of sexual harassment by a number of women journalists, at his residence in New Delhi.

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    External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj witnesses exchange of agreements between India and Ghana during the visit of her Ghanaian counterpart Shirley Ayorkor Botchway, in New Delhi...

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    Vice President, M. Venkaiah Naidu addressing 125 Indian Ambassadors and High Commissioners, in New Delhi. The Minister of External Affairs, Sushma Swaraj, the Minister of State for...

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    External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj (C), with Ministers of State MJ Akbar (R) and V K Singh, holds boxes which will contain books disseminating information on India, during the...

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    External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj delivers the first Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay memorial international lecture organized by ICCR at Pravasi Bhartiya Kendra in New Delhi...

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    President Ram Nath Kovind, along with External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj and MoS MJ Akbar, plants a baobab tree sapling in the gardens of Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.

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    Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomes French President Emmanuel Macron with his wife Brigitte Macron upon their arrival at AFS Palam in New Delhi.

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    Prime Minister Narendra Modi looks on as French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron receives a bouquet from MoS External Affairs M J Akbar upon their arrival at ...

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    Afghanistan's President, Ashraf Ghani, third left, Turkimanistan president, Gubanguly Berdimuhamedow, second left, Pakistan Prime minister, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, forth left, and In...

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    Minister of State for External Affairs M J Akbar along with other officials during a session on nuclear threats at the ongoing World Economic Forum in Davos.

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    Prime Minister Narendra Modi with External Affairs Minister, Sushma Swaraj, Union minister and former Chief of the Army Staff V.K. Singh, Minister of State for External Affairs MJ ...

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    BJP leader and Minister of state for foreign affairs MJ Akbar at Parliament House during the on-going Winter Session of Parliament in New Delhi.

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    External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj shakes hands with her Algerian counterpart, at a meeting during UN General Assembly in New York. MoS MJ Akbar and Foreign Secretary S Jaisha...

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  • #MeToo: Final Hearing In MJ Akbar's Case Against Priya Ramani On Monday
    Akbar had filed a criminal defamation complaint against Ramani over allegations of sexual misconduct against him
    Dec 13, 2020
    | PTI
  • MJ Akbar, Journalist Priya Ramani Refuse Settlement In Defamation Case
    Senior advocate Geeta Luthra, appearing for Akbar, said that if Ramani was apologetic for her allegations, she would ask him to consider closing the complaint.
    Nov 25, 2020
    | PTI
  • #MeToo: Court Asks If MJ Akbar, Priya Ramani Can Agree On Settlement In Defamation Case
    Akbar had filed a defamation suit against Ramani for allegedly defaming him by accusing him of sexual misconduct
    Nov 21, 2020
    | PTI
  • Delhi HC Transfers Judge Hearing M J Akbar's Defamation Case Against Priya Ramani
    The case is at the stage of final hearing.
    Nov 19, 2020
    | PTI
  • Priya Ramani Made 'Defamatory' Statement Out Of Vengeance, MJ Akbar Tells Court
    In 2018, journalist Priya Ramani accused Akbar of sexual misconduct around 20 years ago.
    Nov 10, 2020
    | PTI
  • MeToo: Judge Seeks Transfer Of M J Akbar's Case Against Priya Ramani
    Former Union Minister M J Akbar had filed the criminal defamation complaint against journalist Priya Ramani in March 2018.
    Oct 13, 2020
    | PTI
  • Can't Do Away With Nehru's Legacy: Ashok Gehlot Tells BJP On Reconstituting NMML Society
    Former Union Minister M J Akbar has also been dropped from the reconstituted NMML Society.
    Nov 06, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • M J Akbar Gets Crossed Examined By Priya Ramani's Counsel In Defamation Case
    Akbar, who appeared before Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Samar Vishal, said the allegations made by Ramani were 'malafide' and 'defamatory'.
    May 04, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Priya Ramani Pleads Not Guilty In Defamation Case Filed By M J Akbar
    Ramani pleaded not guilty and claimed trial in the defamation charge which was filed by ex-Union minister M J Akbar.
    Apr 10, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • #MeToo: Delhi Court Grants Bail To Priya Ramani In Defamation Case By MJ Akbar
    Court has posted for hearing defamation case filed by M J Akbar, in which Priya Ramani was summoned as accused, on April 10.
    Feb 25, 2019
    | Outlook Web Bureau
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    Oct 31, 2018
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  • #MeToo: The Akbar Who Became Birbal
    ...but still didn’t have answers to this one. An ex-colleague on the editor-politician felled by the #MeToo storm.
    Oct 18, 2018
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    I wish I had stayed in journalism. I would have blasted the saffronwalas who managed the Delhi polls.
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    Imagine an India like Ahmedabad, a giant twin city, one for Hindus and one for Muslims...
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    A forced mid-career recess, ironically, did the trick... ...it only made Buddhadeb wiser as a chief minister
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  • M J Akbar Should Be Fired Rather Than Being Allowed To Resign
    M J Akbar Should Be Fired Rather Than Being Allowed To Resign
    He redefined to many of us what Indian identity meant. He broadened it and he made it more liberal, more flexible and more attractive. However, I hope he is fired, rather than allowed to resign.
    Oct 14, 2018
  • M.J. Akbar: Then And Now
    M.J. Akbar: Then And Now
    Mar 24, 2014
  • The Rule Of Law...
    The Rule Of Law...
    Jul 25, 2010
  • Why 17 Years? Why Not In 2004?
    Why 17 Years? Why Not In 2004?

    MJ Akbar raises some obvious but pertinent questions on the Liberhan Commission report in the Times of India:

    The 1989 BJP versions of Varun Gandhi were full-throated, not muted, in their slogans as parties sought votes with a rhetoric that has been subsequently banned: Mandir wahin banayenge! and Mussalman ke do sthaan, Pakistan ya kabristan! No one hid anything: We shall build a temple on that precise spot! Muslims have two options, either Pakistan or the graveyard!

    ...What was there left to inquire into?

    And then he provides the answers:

    Every government between 1992 and 2004 had a vested interest in delay. The minority governments of H D Deve Gowda and Inder Gujral could not have survived a day without support from the Rao-Sitaram Kesri Congress. (Mrs Sonia Gandhi was not party president then.) Neither Gowda nor Gujral would have wanted a report that indicted their benefactors.

    The BJP-led coalition that ruled for six years had the guilty on its front row... Justice Liberhan could have punched mortal holes into the BJP front row when it was in office.

    But, as he notes, there remains a curiosity question:

    . Why did he not submit his report in 2004? Admittedly Dr Manmohan Singh was finance minister in the Rao government, but he had nothing to do with the politics of Babri. 

    Jul 05, 2009
  • Will The CPI(M) Learn?
    Will The CPI(M) Learn?

    Rudrangshu Mukherjee in the Telegraph:

    In 1964, when the CPI split and the CPI(M) was born, the latter, at least in West Bengal, got the giant share of the party’s resources save the intellectual ones. The intellectual cream remained with the CPI. The CPI(M) was born under the sign of mediocrity. Its leadership promoted anti-intellectualism and the cult of mediocrity. This, it was assumed, would bring the CPI(M) closer to the people. Promode Dasgupta, the redoubtable head of the party apparatus in West Bengal, was the driving force behind this kind of thinking. Under his successor, Anil Biswas, this tendency was aggravated. Biswas personally controlled educational institutions and intellectual organizations. This brand of nepotism alienated real talent. Many came under the flag of the CPI(M) lured by the loaves and fishes of office, but numbers did not make for quality. The moral and intellectual high ground that communists had once enjoyed in West Bengal gradually came to be eroded. Today, the CPI(M) stares at a moral and intellectual vacuum....

    ...The transformation of society will never occur through the brutal use of State power and the deployment of terror through cadre. It demands a more sensitive handling by a leadership that is confident enough to be broadminded and open.

    Read the full piece: Cult of Mediocrity. And staying with West Bengal,  MJ Akbar has a word of caution:

    Nature, and political nature, abhors a vacuum. The space vacated by the CPI(M) retreat is being visibly occupied: those who vote are with Mamata Banerjee; those who don't vote in rural Bengal are gravitating around the Maoists...

    ...It would also be unwise to forget the game-changer of the 1960s, the riots. Violence is an infectious plague, and demographic tensions always have a fuse in the tail. Bengalis believe that they are not communal. No one is communal, except in that brief moment of madness when the civilized mind crumbles.

    The drama of Bengal is full of actors making powerful speeches. We need a plot, very quickly.
    Read the full piece: West Bengal: Next time, the volcano
    Jun 21, 2009
  • DMZ In India? Mr Obama Please Ensure A DTZ In Pakistan
    DMZ In India? Mr Obama Please Ensure A DTZ In Pakistan

    Are the MEA's worst nightmares about Obama coming true? So it would seem, judging by the recent visit of US under secretary of state for political affairs William Burns and his remarks on Kashmir ("Any resolution of Kashmir has to take into account the wishes of the Kashmiri people") and Pakistan that have predictably raised hackles in New Delhi.

    Tavleen Singh asks in the Indian Express:

    Why did nobody ask Under Secretary William Burns if his country would be persuaded to have a ‘dialogue’ with Pakistan if Osama bin Laden were similarly arrested and released?

    ...As someone who thought Barack Obama really was ‘the one’, I find myself increasingly disillusioned by his South Asia policy. Is he so naïve that he believes Islamist terrorism can be fought selectively? How is it possible to fight the Taliban in Swat and Waziristan while continuing to support the Lashkar brand of jihad in Lahore and Karachi?

    MJ Akbar continues with the same thread in the TOI:

    If America wants a DMZ (De-Militarized Zone) in India they will first have to ensure a DTZ (De-Terrorised Zone) in Pakistan....

    ... There is great danger in this "soft border" thesis. How can you have a "soft border" unless both sides recognize it as a border? Moreover, what does the phrase "mutual overwatch" mean? Both would dilute symbols of Indian sovereignty in Kashmir.
    Jun 14, 2009
  • Dear Brother Hussein, Thanks But...
    Dear Brother Hussein, Thanks But...

    MJ Akbar is, as always, in great form when discussing such matters and here he joins issue with our man in Cairo:

    Dear Brother Hussein, 
    I am certain about two things. I am a Muslim, and I live in this world. Now the uncertainties begin. On June 4 you gave what was heavily advertised as a major speech to the ‘Muslim world’. Does that mean that while every Christian believes in the divinity of Jesus, he can be legitimately and widely varied in his political interests, but Muslims must have both Allah and politics in common?

    ... The conflation of Islam and Muslims is precisely the kind of misconception that encourages pre-nation-state fantasies like the revival of a Caliphate. One might add that while every Muslim was deeply committed to his faith, political disputes among Muslims began with the election of the very first Caliph, Hazrat Abu Bakr. Muslims see themselves as a brotherhood, not a nation-hood. If Islam is sufficient glue for nationalism, why would Arabs be living in 22 countries? That should have been obvious while you were snacking on Arab cookies and Islamic lemonade in Cairo.

    Read the full piece here

    Jun 08, 2009
  • The Exhausting Marathon For 7 Race Course Rd
    The Exhausting Marathon For 7 Race Course Rd

    The open season is coming to an end. And in the spirit of the times, we  even have an Outlook guesstimate, and the indefatigable Arun Nehru of course is still projecting numbers similar to the TOI for the two parties:

    The three possibilities are a Congress-led coalition with Group D if the former has the numbers and can meet the requirements of the Left and the demand list of the AIADMK, which could, for a start, be the dismissal of the DMK government.

    Further, the TDP and the BJD may also need the assistance of the Congress if they have a hung Assembly in the state.All the main parties in Group D (BSP, AIADMK, TDP and BJD) could also travel to the NDA if things do not work out to their satisfaction.

    The first attempt I feel will be to forge a strong combination involving the Left and others in Group D. Attempts will be made to weaken both the UPA and the NDA by inducting the NCP and the JD(U) into this combination. At 160-plus seats they will be bigger than the Congress and the BJP but not bigger than either the UPA or the NDA.

    For full text and graphic, please see: Deccan Chronicle

    After the fourth phase, Swapan Dasgupta had the following numbers:

    One IB estimate received late last night says BJP 147, Congress 139. This may explain the stream of overtures from the Congress to the Left.

    A pollster whose conclusions are contrarian (but often accurate) says that of the 457 seats polled to date, the projections are: BJP 154 and allies 42, Congress 123 and (pre-poll allies) 24. This makes it NDA 196, UPA 147.

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    MJ Akbar, as always, should be allowed the last word:

    For the rest of India, back to astrologers and bookies. Bookies are considered superior because they seem to put their money where their mouth is. A friend who was born intelligent but has grown wise over many an educational afternoon spent in the exquisite environment of the Kolkata race course, reminded me of the first law of racing. Bookies only make money when the favourite loses. What would a bookie prefer? To get it right, or to get rich? Dumb question.

    As the great Faiz Ahmed Faiz said,
    ChaNd roz aur merii jaan,
    faqt, chaNd hii roz

    May 10, 2009
  • Why Mumbai's Voters went Missing
    Why Mumbai's Voters went Missing

    MJ Akbar in the Times of India suggests that we are asking the wrong question:

    Facts lay hidden in a different question: not in the absence of the rich, but the boycott of the poor. Most non-voters of Mumbai are either edge-of-nerves middle class or edge-of-hunger poor. They did not vote five years ago, and they did not vote again. The drop of about 4% is easily explicable, as long as you are not transfixed on celebrities framed by candlelight. In 2004, Mumbai Muslims voted aggressively to defeat the BJP-led NDA because of the Gujarat riots and lifted the average turnout to 47%. This year, they are indifferent to the Congress and hostile to the BJP-Shiv Sena. There is no one to vote for. The Congress has once again fudged its way through five years over the Srikrishna Commission report, which named the guilty in the 1992-93 riots. As for their other demand, job reservations: the joke is that other communities get jobs, while Muslims get enquiry commissions.
    More here
    May 04, 2009
  • Frankly, No One Has A Clue...
    Frankly, No One Has A Clue...

    But what's the harm in guessing? First Arun Nehru in Deccan Chronicle:

    I still see both the Congress and the BJP getting close to 300 seats between them. Either of them could form a stable government and the floating vote may stabilise in favour of either party. In states where both are in contention we may see the biggest changes in the next few weeks.

    A swing of 20 seats in either direction can change the existing power equations and I think this may well happen as the voter is generally ahead of most political parties.

    I find a distinct change in the mood of the electorate as several chief ministers returned to power beating anti-incumbency trends. There is a premium on integrity and good governance based on stability

    Graphic Courtesy Deccan Chronicle

    And then DNA editors, who now show the UPA losing big and the Others gaining this week:

    Graphic Courtesy DNA

    Swapan Dasgupta says, "Phase 2 has been very good for the BJP and its allies, good for BSP, not so good for the Congress and somewhat disastrous for the so-called Fourth Front"

    MJ Akbar said it best:

    Sharad Pawar, it has been suggested, has thrown a cat among the pigeons by opening a can of prime ministers. He may have done something more worrisome than that. He may have thrown a pigeon among the cats.

    And another useful insight:

    The Left read a clear message in this decision. The Congress wastreating the Left, rather than the BJP, as its principal enemy in thisgeneral election. How? Because in the states where an alliance wouldhave hurt the BJP, like Jharkhand, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, theCongress rejected an alliance with leaders who could have helped defeatthe BJP, like Shibu Soren, Lalu Yadav, Ram Vilas Paswan and MulayamSingh Yadav. The distribution of seats in Jharkhand had even beenannounced, but the arrangement collapsed suddenly, and inexplicably, atthe last minute. As a consequence, the BJP will pick up vital extraseats in a state where it was comprehensively defeated five years ago.The Marxists do not consider this accidental. They believe this to be partof a careful Congress strategy to marginalise the Left. There isnothing personal or sentimental about their response.
    They will notpermit Congress to lead another Government because they are convincedthat the Congress will use every tactic, political and administrative,behind a screen of conciliatory words, to pursue the same objective ifit returns to Government. They know it is a battle of survival and theyintend to survive.

    More here

    Apr 27, 2009
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