A disputed border, rising airstrikes, and “open war” rhetoric — the Durand Line is fast becoming South Asia’s most dangerous flashpoint. The rugged...
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The battle for the world’s data has officially gone diplomatic. As nations tighten control over how citizens’ information is stored and shared, the United States is...
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First it was “too costly” in court. Now, nine Delhi Metro stations have fresh names approved. When the price of change is cited as a legal shield but policy moves...
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Can a name on a Metro signboard cost ₹45 lakh — and does the price of compliance outweigh the power of language? In Delhi, a battle over the words “Supreme...
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In ten years, 8,630 complaints have been filed against sitting judges in India — but what do these numbers really reveal about accountability, transparency, and trust in the...
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As Parliament sits in session, two separate developments in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have triggered serious questions about whether established rules and institutional...
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Delhi’s water crisis did not happen by accident. It was built over decades of neglect. Delhi is not running out of water because it lacks rainfall or rivers. It is running...
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From baggage checks to mobile clicks, Atithi 2.0 brings customs into the digital age. For decades, India’s airports have carried an unspoken anxiety for returning...
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In the corridors of power, language is often used as a cloak—a way to soften the blow of failure or to shroud negligence in the garb of "technical procedure." But every so...
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The global political landscape has been rocked by reports that one of China’s most powerful military figures is under investigation for allegedly leaking highly sensitive...
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