How can India mitigate risks of losing traditional markets to other basmati-producing countries, and what role does farmer consultation play in these export policies? Share your opinion...
As the Punjab Congress sinks deeper into open factional warfare, one leader who has largely remained measured and publicly restrained is Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa. At a time when camps are openly confronting each other and leadership battles dominate headlines, Bajwa's silence has become almost as significant as everyone else's statements. This raises a bigger question: Is Partap Singh Bajwa quietly waiting for the right political moment, or is strategic silence itself his strongest political move ? In a party where everyone wants to be heard, could the quietest leader ultimately emerge with the loudest advantage ?