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In the wake of the recent developments in Parliament, public discourse around women’s reservation has been marked by a high degree of confusion. Reports that a...
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India is once again standing at a moment where its democratic structure is being redesigned—not through elections, but through laws that decide who gets to be...
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When a party born to amplify the common voice begins to quiet one of its sharpest speakers, the real story isn’t just about Raghav Chadha—it’s about the changing...
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Is comparing Pakistan masking India’s real inflation crisis? In periods of rising inflation, the role of the media becomes especially critical in shaping public...
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Nitish Kumar’s move to Parliament may be constitutionally valid, but it opens a larger debate on political accountability and the meaning of an electoral mandate. The...
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