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Why PM Modi did not go to Anandpur Sahib & why it’s a missed opportunity

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Updated At : 09:35 PM Nov 29, 2025 IST

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In this episode of The Great Game, The Tribune’s Editor in Chief Jyoti Malhotra explains why the BJP-ruled Centre introduced the notification to change the governance structure at Panjab University and the proposed Bill to divest Chandigarh from Punjab and make it a fully UT — both of which were rolled back within a few days and why PM Modi didn’t go to Anandpur Sahib. Watch #TheGreatGame

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Read her column in The Tribune here : https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/the-great-game/two-reversals-and-a-missed-opportunity/

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