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Why Omar Abdullah will have to balance Centre & needs of new Govt : A S Dulat

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Updated At : 10:00 AM Oct 16, 2024 IST

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Why Omar Abdullah will have to balance Centre & needs of new Govt : A S Dulat

In this episode side of The Tribune interview, The Tribune’s editor in chief Jyoti Malhotra speaks to former RAW chief and longtime Kashmir watcher A S Dulat on the struggles and challenges of a new Union Territory that is not a state Watch #TheTribuneInterview

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