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Shashi Tharoor

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    Congress party leader Shashi Tharoor holds a placard during a protest against new agricultural laws in New Delhi.

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    Congress leader Shashi Tharoor during a protest at Jantar Mantar demanding Winter Session of Parliament to discuss the ongoing farmers' issue, in New Delhi.

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    Congress MPs Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Shashi Tharoor and others stage a walkout as they protest near Mahatma Gandhi statue demanding discussion over India-China border issue in Lada...

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor at Parliament House during ongoing Monsoon Session, in New Delhi.

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor arrives at Parliament House before commencement of Monsoon Session, amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, at Parliament House in New Delhi.

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    President Ram Nath Kovind welcomes Congress MP Shashi Tharoor during a meeting at Rashtrapati Bhavan, in New Delhi.

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    Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Gurjeet Singh Aujla, Shashi Tharoor, Gaurav Gogoi and others leave Parliament to protest against the suspension of seven party MPs from the Lok Sabha...

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor, with a portable air purifier strapped around his neck, at Parliament House during the ongoing Budget Session, in New Delhi.

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    Congress MPs Rahul Gandhi, Shashi Tharoor, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and others raise slogans during a protest over Delhi violence, at Parliament during the ongoing Budget Session, in...

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor with BJP MP Hema Malini at Parliament House during the ongoing Budget Session, in New Delhi.

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and filmmaker Aparna Sen (R) at the 7th Kolkata Literature Festival during 44th International Kolkata Book Fair at Salt Lake City near Kolkata.

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    Former vice-president Hamid Ansari (3R), former prime minister Manmohan Singh (C) with former union minister P Chidambaram (3L), Congress leader Shashi Tharoor (2L) and others at t...

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    Author and Congress MP Shashi Tharoor (L) speaks during a session at the Jaipur Literature Festival in Jaipur

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor during a demonstration against Citizenship (Amendment) Act, outside Jamia Milia Islamia University in New Delhi.

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor speaks during a demonstration against Citizenship (Amendment) Act, outside Jamia Milia Islamia University in New Delhi.

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor with Delhi Congress president Subhash Chopra during a demonstration against Citizenship (Amendment) Act, outside Jamia Milia Islamia University in New De...

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    Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Subhash Chopra and Member of Parliament Shashi Tharoor during the launch of Delhi Congress’ campaign to crowdsource ideas and suggestio...

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    Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Subhash Chopra and Member of Parliament Shashi Tharoor during the launch of Delhi Congress’ campaign to crowdsource ideas and suggestio...

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor arrives at Parliament to attend the ongoing Winter Session, in New Delhi.

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    Congress MP Shashi Tharoor interacts with a students at a Round Square conference, in Indore.

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  • Howzzat: India's Victory Inspires Shashi Tharoor's New Word Of The Day
    Congress leader Shashi Tharoor tweeted Epicaricacy, 'word of the day' to celebrate team India's historic three-wicket win in his trademark style
    Jan 19, 2021
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Shashi Tharoor Suggests Cancelling Republic Day Festivities Due To Covid-19
    UK PM Boris Johnson cancelled his trip to India for Republic Day celebrations owing to the growing Covid situation
    Jan 06, 2021
    | PTI
  • Pay For Household Work? Shashi Tharoor Backs Kamal Haasan, Kangana Says 'Don't Need Salary'
    The Congress leader and Bollywood actor engaged in a Twitter debate based on Haasan's party's seven-point agenda
    Jan 05, 2021
    | PTI
  • India Needs To Fix Domestic Issues, Economy To Face World With More Credibility: Shashi Tharoor
    Shashi Tharoor said India must use its capacity to demand constructive changes in global governance.
    Oct 23, 2020
    | PTI
  • Joint Committee Of Parliament Summons For Social Media Giants Facebook And Twitter
    Panel also considering summons for Amazon and Google on the issue of protection of data and its privacy
    Oct 22, 2020
    | PTI
  • Shashi Tharoor's Remarks At Lahore Event Spark BJP-Congress Spat
    In the event, Tharoor was asked by a Pakistani journalist as to how the political fortune of the Indian government was impacted by the rising COVID numbers.
    Oct 18, 2020
    | PTI
  • Scorpion Remark Defamation Case: Delhi HC Stays Trial Court Proceedings Against Shashi Tharoor
    The criminal complaint was filed against Tharoor in the trial court by BJP leader Rajiv Babbar, who had claimed that his religious sentiments were hurt by the Congress leader's statement.
    Oct 16, 2020
    | PTI
  • Trolling, Boycott Calls Force Tanishq To Withdraw Ad
    The ad which showed a pregnant Hindu woman in a Muslim household was attacked for 'promoting love Jihad' and `fake secularism'.
    Oct 13, 2020
    | Outlook Web Bureau
  • Decoding Delhi Riots Charge-Sheet: Police Alleges Sharjeel Imam Called Tharoor 'Islamophobe'
    Though Sharjeel was in jail in Assam when the riots broke out on February 23, Delhi Police has alleged that he was one of the main conspirators in the riots. The Delhi Police has produced transcripts of Sharjeel’s WhatsApp chats.
    Oct 01, 2020
    | Jeevan Prakash Sharma
  • IPL 2020: No One Can And No One Should Try To Play Like MS Dhoni - Sanju Samson
    A fan of Sanju Samson, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor called Kerala cricketer the next MS Dhoni, but the young wicketkeeper-batsman plays down the comparison
    Sep 29, 2020
    | PTI
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  • My Country, Right Or Wrong
    Tharoor holds forth on patriotism and nationalism most eloquently, but deep fallacies mar every argument of his
    Dec 09, 2020
    | Srivatsa Krishna
  • The Assertion Of Hindi
    The threat of Hindi imposition, the failed three-language formula, a perceived, deeper design and a likely solution
    Oct 28, 2020
    | Shashi Tharoor
  • Mixed Shots
    Passing through: A chuckle here, a teardrop there
    Sep 17, 2020
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  • The Big Debate On National Education Policy: Politicians To Academics Answer Six Big Questions
    The overhaul of the National Education Policy follows the pattern of ayes and nays that shadows government decisions
    Aug 07, 2020
    | Outlook
  • ‘MPs Must Be Able To Vote Across Party Lines’
    Dec 12, 2019
    | Preetha Nair
  • Lights, Camera, Challan. VIPs Like Nitin Gadkari's Wife, Gautam Gambhir, Salman Khurshid Are Fined For Traffic Rule Violation
    Cameras across Delhi are catching traffic rule violators unawares. VIPs and other important people are no longer able to bully past helpless police personnel.
    Oct 24, 2019
    | Jeevan Prakash Sharma
  • Empirically Imperial
    Dalrymple marshals facts masterfully to detail how the British—scheming, suborning, menacing—swooped down on a chaotic India and carved out an empire
    Oct 16, 2019
    | Shashi Tharoor
  • Arun Jaitley: Everyone’s Favourite BJP Man
    A fine public servant, a minister of rare distinction, a Delhi insider
    Aug 29, 2019
    | Shashi Tharoor
  • The Subcontinental Menu
    Jul 17, 2019
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  • No Lotus Bloom In Kerala; Congress Control Makes BJP, Left Sweat
    Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Analysis: The Lok Sabha elections 2019 made Kerala stand out as Congress flexed its muscle once again. BJP now needs to make overtime in God's own country
    May 25, 2019
    | Sabin Iqbal
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  • 'Horrified To Read The Reckless Speculation Rampant In Media Reports'
    'Horrified To Read The Reckless Speculation Rampant In Media Reports'
    Jan 19, 2014
  • Sunanda Pushkar Tharoor Found Dead
    Sunanda Pushkar Tharoor Found Dead
    Jan 17, 2014
  • L'Affaire Tharoors
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    Jan 16, 2014
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  • The Curious Incident Of The Holy Cows
    The Curious Incident Of The Holy Cows

    OK, so let's go with the conspiracy theorists. Why is it that the knives are suddenly out for Mr  Tharoor?  When Mr Jaswant Singh was sacked from the BJP, one knew it was not merely for his views on Jinnah, but the fact that he had pissed off a lot of Very Important Egos.

    Later when Mr Jaswant Singh's book was banned by the Gujarat government, Mr Tharoor had tweeted:

    • Shocked by Gujarat ban on Jaswant bk. Freedom of expression is a constitutional right: how can it be denied to citizens in one part of Ind?
    • But then some parties have a higher tolerance for heresies. Congress is a big tent, with greater room for different points of view7:11 PM Aug 19th from TwitterBerry

    As is the best part about such exchanges, he was immediately questioned:

    • @ShashiTharoor thats not true shashi,if a congressman wrote a book critical of nehru, would he survive? intolerance exists in all parties

    To which Mr Tharoor replied:

    • i've written 4 bks that do precisely that: India Frm Midnght2Millennium, Reasons of State, Grt Indn Nvl & Nehru:Invn of Ind10:48 PM Aug 19th from web 

    This comparison between the BJP and Congress was picked by the press as well, for example, take this article in the Hindu that pointed out some of the stuff that Mr Tharoor has indeed said about, well, the holiest of the holy cows in the Congress party:

    On Indira Gandhi:

    "Had Indira’s Parsi husband been a toddywalla (liquor trader) rather than so conveniently a Gandhi, I sometime wonder, might India’s political history have been different?"

    “Mrs. Gandhi was skilled at the acquisition and maintenance of power, but hopeless at the wielding of it for larger purposes. She had no real vision or program beyond the expedient campaign slogans; “remove poverty” was a mantra without a method ?. Declaring a state of Emergency, Indira arrested opponents, censored the press, and postponed elections. As a compliant Supreme Court overturned her conviction, she proclaimed a ‘20-point programme’ for the uplift of the common man (No one found it humorous enough to remark, as Clemenceau had done of Wilson’s Fourteen Points, that “even the good Lord only had ten.”) Its provisions ? remained largely unimplemented. Meanwhile her thuggish younger son, Sanjay (1946-1980) emphasizing two of the 20 points, ordered brutally insensitive campaigns of slum demolitions and forced sterilizations.”

    On Rajiv Gandhi:

    [Instead of the] “visionless expediency that had been his mother’s only credo, Rajiv offered transparent sincerity and conviction ... the rot set in -- Compromise followed sellout as New Delhi returned to business as usual. Charges of corruption in a major howitzer contract with the Swedish arms manufacturer Bofors tarnished the mystique of the dynasty; little children sang, Galli-galli mein shor hai/Rajiv Gandhi chor hai: ‘Hear it said in every nook/Rajiv Gandhi is a crook.’?”

    On Sonia Gandhi:

    [ pointing out that she went to Cambridge to study English, not political philosophy]:

    “A builder’s daughter from Turino, without a college degree, with no experience of Indian life beyond the rarefied realms of the Prime Minister’s residence, fiercely protective of her privacy, so reserved and unsmiling in public that she has been unkindly dubbed ‘the Turin Shroud’ leading a billion Indians at the head of the world’s most complex, rambunctious and violent democracy? This situation, improbable if weren’t true, is proof again of the enduring appeal of the Nehru-Gandhi dynasty.”

    On  Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Vadra:

    “And then there is, after all, in true dynastic tradition, the need to think of the aspirations of the next generation ... Their [Rahul and Priyanka] father’s seat must, observers suggest, be kept warm for one of them — and who better to nurse the Amethi constituency he so successfully nurtured than Sonia herself?”

    That was August 22.  The marching orders from the hotel were given on September 8.  (Interestingly enough, till July 8, Mr Tharoor was being praised by some for his, well, austere ways -- as commended by this blog itself) The latest tweet, literally about the holy cows, may have just been the last straw... That might also explain why the various Congress spokespersons are -- very non-ruminatively, one must say --  foaming at the mouth, and while the PM did try valiantly, if belatedly, to dismiss it all as a joke today, Mr Rahul Gandhi, apparently said at the same iftaar function, when asked for his views on the Cattlegate, that the party had already spoken.

    Sherlock Holmes may never have said it, but it sure does seem rather elementary...The more charitable explanation at the time of Jaswant expulsion was that the BJP-wallahs were second-guessing the Sangh leadership and  merely wanted to ingratiate themselves with the RSS after Mr Bhagwat had spoken. In this case, too, goes the chartitable theory, all this show of outrage at what should have been dismissed with a laugh, may well be nothing more than an effort to curry favour with the holiest of the holy cows in the Congress.

    Sep 18, 2009
  • 'Tweet Is A Very Lonely Man'
    'Tweet Is A Very Lonely Man'
    Yes, the video -- in which the congress spokesperson Tom Vadakkan gave those ones -- is available -- apparently the full show has been available on the Times Now site since last night: and let me tell you something. I did a little research after you phoned me to find out what is the basic cause of this tweet business and some of the survey reports that I received, was Tweet is a very lonely man and he needs counseling. And I’m sure, you may make light of it, but the fact of the matter is, Jug Suraiya may make a good cartoon out of it, you may defend it, it’s not that we’ve lost a sense of humour, but let’s face it today. He is a lonely man, it is basically addictive. He [Tharoor] said things which hurt people, and that’s the line we’ve taken...
    Sep 18, 2009
  • All About Austerity, Cattle Class
    All About Austerity, Cattle Class

    All right, just for the record, here's the austerity roundup since this and this  post.

    First, the Indian Express reported  that in the age of austerity, "UPA Ministers want Spanish tiles, Italian porcelains... "a Minister of State has demanded a new toilet “on the back side of her seat” in keeping with Vaastu".

    The austere "holy cows" of the Congress party did not think it was something worth responding to. The party spokesperson instead decided to join issue with Mr Tharoor's jocular remarks:

    "We totally condemn it (Tharoor's comments). The statement is not in sync with our political culture. His remarks are not acceptable given the sensitivity of all Indians," AICC Spokesperson Jayanti Natarajan told reporters.

    "Certainly the party does not endorse it. It is absolutely insensitive. We find it unacceptable and totally insensitive," she said when asked to comment on Tharoor's remarks on Twitter, a social networking website.

    ..."I am only commenting on his statement. It is absolutely insensible," she said when asked whether the party committed a mistake by giving him a ticket to contest Lok Sabha elections.

    Meanwhile, one Jacob Joseph, described on his Twitter page as "Director/OSD to MoS(ST), MEA" got into the act to post the above photograph of Mr Tharoor showing him "in cattle class a month ago" and retweeting many tweets favouring his boss and suitably dissing some of the humourless holy cows in the Congress. Here's a sampler:

    • RT @murali_mohan: cattle class is a common term. There is even a wikipedia entry - http://bit.ly/PFJlN . we are with you @shashitharoor.3:23 PM Sep 17th from UberTwitter
    • Shashi Tharoor (@shashitharoor) in cattle class a month ago. http://pic.gd/d398411:42 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck 
    • RT @rahultp : @shashitharoor: The Oxford English Dictionary lists cattle class as a term to describe economy seats on an aircraft.10:07 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck   
    • RT @rs2802: RT @tanya25m RT @bisprad twittergate is what u get when u have an educated guy in a cabinet of humorless twits10:04 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck  
    • RT @bvhk: @shashitharoor why don't you present a copy of The Great Indian Novel to Jayanthi Natarajan? Should result in great fun.10:03 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck
    • RT @crucifire: Hell Yeah! RT @hg6: @shashitharoor proving too good for Indian politics?10:03 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck
    • RT @abhishekrungta: english humor + outdated indian political spokesmen is a dangerous combo. avoid them! we indians are with you!9:55 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck
    •  RT @ShashiTharoor Don't let Jayanti Natarajan or any of the holy cows stop u 4m twittering. U called a spade a spade sans hypocrisy9:51 AM Sep 17th from TweetDeck    
    • politics and the politicians are defined by you and me. Why not break the mold. Why can't there be humor in politics?10:55 PM Sep 16th from TweetDeck
    • @nakulshenoy I'm not a member of the congress party10:35 PM Sep 16th from TweetDeck in reply to nakulshenoy

    Sure enough, soon there was a helpful TOI report as well:

    Sources close to Tharoor said the minister had taken almost 5 flights from Aug 9, travelling to Bangalore, Chennai and Kochi, and on all occasions he had booked himself in economy class.

    "The austerity measures were announced mid-August during the party's working committee meeting but it came into effect later. However, Tharoor has been on these economy flights earlier. He began taking a Kingfisher flight from Mumbai to Kochi on Aug 9," said a close aide.

    Earlier in the day, the Hindu reported that "Rahul Gandhi’s flying visit to TN cost over Rs.1 crore":

    “As a politician, you have a duty to be austere,” Rahul Gandhi told reporters here last week during his tour of Tamil Nadu. But the travel bill the Congress general secretary toted up during his three-day visit down south ran to seven figures, not exactly a sum the word “austerity” conjures up.

    The Congress decided to austerely keep quiet.

    But all this talk of cattle and cows had perhaps made it inevitable that the "foot and mouth" epidemic would spread. And sure enough, the BJP joined the fray, and its spokesman, Mr Rajiv Pratap Rudy, added for good measure that Mr Tharoor had not only "blatantly insulted", but had also - mysteriously  - "tantalized", a large middle class: "ostensibly mocking their austere lifestyle."   He clearly wanted to leave no doubt in anyone's mind that his parsing abilities are no better than Ms Natarajan's:

    Mr. Throor has termed economy class in airlines as a “Cattle Class” which outrightly smacks the insensitivity of the minister pounding the feelings and respect of a common traveller. This tantamounts to a deep injury to the self-respect and esteem of millions who travel economy class. The statement of Mr. Throor gives a display of unprecedented arrogance which in a way has been usually witnessed in the congress party.

    After letting his OSD take care of the dirty work, Mr Tharoor, on his part, seemed to have decided to play the elder statesman and broke his silence on the subject with the following tweets:

    • learned belatedly of fuss over my tweet replying to journo's query whether i wld travel to Kerala in "cattle class". His phrase which i rptd
    • it's a silly expression but means no disrespect to economy travellers, only to airlines for herding us in like cattle. Many have misunderstd
    • i'm told it sounds worse in Malayalam, esp out of context. To those hurt by the belief that my repeating the phrase showed contempt: sorry
    • i now realize i shldnt assume people will appreciate humour. &u shouldn't give those who wld wilfully distort yr words an opportnty to do so 

    Given the surreal preoccupations of our high-minded prinicpal political parties, it seemed perfectly reasonable to read a report during the day that the VHP and the Sangh Parivar have extended their full support to the hassled minister:

    the VHP President said that the fact that Tharoor offered solidarity with our holy cows is  proof of his Hinduness. He also dared the press to show one statement in which a “Congresswala” has called our cows ‘Holy’. He also took strong umbrage at Jayanti Natrajan’s statement calling the cattle class reference as insulting. The Gau is given the status of a Mother in ancient Hindu scriptures, and so belonging to her ‘class’ should be a honour and not an insult, he further added.

    Read more here

    Sep 18, 2009
  • From Austerity To Honesty
    From Austerity To Honesty

    Pratap Bhanu Mehta, in the Indian Express:

    Just fantasise how different government’s attitude might be if everyone in government was actually asked to arrange for their own house, facilities, domestic help, etc, as others do. We might even get sensible government policy!

    ...The irony in the case of someone like Shashi Tharoor is that we have moved him from honesty to dissimulation. One may not agree with his choice of residence. But on the face of it, it was at least honest and (if he was paying) did not impose much on the taxpayer. Now he has to pretend that he belongs to a class to which he palpably does not. Where is there more hypocrisy? In the honest admission of privilege? Or in the pretence that you are poorer than you are? Which sort of politician would you trust more?

    ...Let us have an honest debate about the broad culture of consumption; we need that discussion as a society. Let us have a debate over taxpayer money or policies for the poor. But let us not pretend that forcing austerity on individuals by unmasking hypocrisy is a serious ethical issue.

    Read the full article: Anti anti-hypocrisy

    Sep 16, 2009
  • An Expensive Austerity Drive
    An Expensive Austerity Drive

    Shashi Tharoor was asked on Twitter earlier in the day:

    "Tell us Minister, next time you travel to Kerala, will it be cattle class?".

    "Absolutely,"  he replied, "in cattle class out of solidarity with all our holy cows!"

    We are not sure whether the holy cows would be amused but, meanwhile, his senior minister too has joined the conspicuous austerity competition and announced that he would fly economy class to Minsk.  As K.P. Nayyar reports in the Telegraph, "it will cost the government much more than any money saved by South Block's symbolic austerity measures, which are acquiring the trappings of a cruel joke on people suffering from drought."

    Read on here

    Sep 15, 2009
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    Easy To Frame College Authorities, What About UP Health Minister: Tharoor On Gorakhpur Tragedy
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    May 09, 2017
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    TV Reports On Sunanda Death 'Misrepresentations, Outright Lies': Shashi Tharoor
    "Exasperating farrago of distortions, misrepresentations and outright lies being broadcast by an unprincipled showman masquerading as a journalist," Tharoor said in a Facebook post.
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