In a country where millions of students depend on quality education to shape their futures, a senior journalist's casual dismissal of educators as "do kaudi ke teachers" is more...
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In democracies, elections are often portrayed as contests of ideas, policies, and leadership. Yet some of the fiercest political battles revolve around something far more...
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In the world’s largest democracy, two major developments in May 2026 revealed a troubling contradiction at the heart of India’s governance system. On one hand, the...
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As India’s cities expand upward with high-rise apartments and gated societies, another reality is growing quietly beneath them — mountains of unsegregated waste. What...
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In moments of global instability, governments are often judged not only by how they respond to crises abroad, but by how effectively they shield citizens at home from the economic...
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In a democracy, the State is expected to protect dignity before demanding documentation. Yet the story of Jitu Munda, a tribal man from Odisha who reportedly exhumed and carried...
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