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K Vijayakrishnan

K Vijayakrishnan

A student of politics and international relations, K. Vijayakrishnan worked with the Secretariat of Lok Sabha at various levels for nearly 35 years. As part of his professional responsibilities, he facilitated capacity building of parliamentarians, parliamentary staff, and democracy stakeholders from many countries. An avid bibliophile, he also enjoys interacting with young scholars, especially on parliamentary dynamics and challenges facing the polity.

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Latest Posts, PolicyOctober 1, 2018<March 11, 2023

Of Crime and Politics: Should Law Breakers be Law Makers?

When we vote, it’s our duty to ensure that the MP & MLA is not a criminal. It’s the least we can do to uphold democracy.

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Latest Posts, OpinionSeptember 24, 2018<March 11, 2023

Nambi Narayanan & The ISRO Espionage Case

A cryogenicist was framed under false charges of espionage by the state; It took a lifetime to prove his innocence.

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Latest Posts, OpinionSeptember 18, 2018<March 11, 2023

Sweden’s Caught In A Game of Thrones; Now It’s India’s Turn

Do coalition politics work in India like the way they do in Sweden? What can India learn from the Swedish elections?

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Latest Posts, OpinionSeptember 12, 2018<March 11, 2023

Bhutan’s Elections & Their Significance To India’s Foreign Policy

The Doklam ‘stand-off’ & China’s increasing presence make Bhutan’s elections a big foreign policy priority for India.

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Latest Posts, OpinionSeptember 10, 2018<March 11, 2023

The Chagos Conundrum

Is colonialism dead? The Chagos arbitration at the International Court of Justice gives some answers.

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Latest Posts, PolicySeptember 3, 2018<March 11, 2023

Is The BIMSTEC Redundant?

The BIMSTEC will be relevant only if the leaders put their words into action. Otherwise, it will soon become redundant.

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Biography, Latest PostsAugust 15, 2018<March 11, 2023

How Somnath Chatterjee Ensured Transparency In The Lok Sabha

It’s thanks to Somnath Chatterjee, the 14th speaker of the Parliament, we have transparency in its functioning.

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