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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

e tend to think the worst of our politicians in view of the past behaviour of some of them. But sometimes, they surprise us. Like Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman did with her recent budget. It is generally assumed that the prime objective of a politician is to do whatever it takes to win elections. With five state elections around the corner, including for the critical state of Uttar Pradesh, the general expectation was that it would be a budget full of sops to woo the electorate. However, the FM managed to resist the temptation and present a budget reflecting fiscal prudence despite the pressures of the

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