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Raghav Chadha joining BJP, Exposing the Hollow Core of India’s Party Politics

In a political landscape already crowded with ideological U-turns and convenient loyalties, defection of Raghav Chadha from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to the...

Kedarnath Chaos – The Ugly Truth Of VIP Temple Culture

Once again, human frailty, administrative complacency, and a deeply ingrained culture of privilege have caused the sacred corridors of Kedarnath Temple, which are intended...

Elections as Auctions: How India’s Subsidy Culture is Bankrupting the Middle Class

Every 5 years, something remarkable happens across India's half a billion voting constituencies. Politicians stop pretending to govern and begin, openly and without embarrassment,...

Women Reservation Bill Setback: Defeat in Parliament, Battle in politics

One of the most significant political discussions in recent memory has been sparked by the failure of a crucial constitutional change related to the...

The Day the Taxi Cartel Lost Control of the Road

There is a famous idea in economics called the seen and the unseen. When you look at a kaali peeli taxi refusing to run...

Bihar Political Reset: Wide-Ranging Effects of Nitish Kumar’s Departure and Samrat Choudhary’s Elevation

Following Nitish Kumar's resignation, Samrat Choudhary was appointed Chief Minister of Bihar, marking one of the most significant political changes in the state's recent...

The Strait That Prints Money: Inside the Hidden Economics of Hormuz

There is a version of the Strait of Hormuz story that you have already been told. It goes something like this: Iran, a belligerent...

The Unfinished Republic: B.R. Ambedkar at 135

There are anniversaries that demand more than commemoration. The 135th birth anniversary of Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar is one of them. Across India today, his...

Why 70,000 Mental Health Professionals Signed a Letter Warning the World About Donald Trump

There has never been a political figure in modern history who has kept psychiatrists, psychologists, and mental health professionals quite so busy — and...

Why married people cheat, and why we’ve been lying to ourselves about why they shouldn’t

We built a moral cage around desire, called it civilization, handed out wedding rings, and then acted genuinely surprised when people kept picking the...

Only 7 in 100 Unemployed Graduates Find Stable Work Within a Year in India

There's a peculiar ritual that plays out every summer across India. Families gather. Relatives who haven't spoken in years suddenly have opinions. Mithai is...

Why Does India Celebrate Clearing an UPSC Exam More Than Creating a Business?

It is 5:30 in the morning in Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi. The tea stalls have just lit their first flames. Young men and women, most...

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