In this issue, A bewildering array of choices faces the voter in the upcoming Assembly elections in the sensitive border state of Punjab. The ruling Congress party, now in its second consecutive term in power, wears a splintered look with two-time poll winner Captain Amarinder Singh unceremoniously deposed at the behest of the mercurial Navjot Singh Sidhu, who now leads the state party unit.
Also in this issue, the perceived fallout between cricket board president Sourav Ganguly and Test captain Virat Kohli over the latter’s removal from his ODI post brings back memories of past confrontations since the inception of the BCCI.
This and much more in the January 2022 issue of Tatsat Chronicle.
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