India has long struggled with reconciling its democratic promise of equality with its entrenched social hierarchies. While the reservation system introduced in the Constitution...
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It is often said that ignorance is not just a lack of knowledge, but a force that, when combined with arrogance and hatred, can corrode the soul of a nation. This was shamefully...
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In a nation where the cries of the oppressed often drown in the cacophony of outrage, Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code has become a mirror in which two Indians stare at each...
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Delhi’s winters are legendary. The fog that swallows the skyline, the steaming chai on street corners, and the joy of layering wool over wool—these are the images that...
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In the shadow of North Delhi’s infamous Bhalswa landfill, a hopeful experiment recently met an unfortunate end. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), in a bid to reclaim...
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In the intricate machinery of India’s republic, few figures remain as polarising, profound, and persistently relevant as Dr. Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar. He is invoked in...
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In a move that has startled skeptics and delighted torchbearers of transparency, all 33 sitting judges of the Supreme Court of India have decided to publicly disclose their...
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As Bihar prepares for its upcoming assembly elections later this year, the political landscape is witnessing an intense battle for supremacy between the ruling National Democratic...
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The recent pro-monarchy protests that shook Nepal have once again thrust the country’s turbulent political landscape into the spotlight. With two people dead and over a...
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At a time when the government proclaims record-breaking economic growth, a staggering 80 crore Indians rely on free grain—5 kg of rice and 5 kg of wheat—to sustain...
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