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“Vote Theft” Bombshell Puts EC in the Dock

Allegations of large-scale voter fraud snowball into a political storm, with the Congress seizing the moment to corner the Modi government

From Democracy to Dictatorship: Trump’s Second Act Unfolds

A chaotic mix of authoritarian ambition, racial dog whistles,  and political theatre is reshaping America’s governance—and the rest of the world is bracing for impact

Fixing Urban India’s Pollution Problem

A landmark decision by the apex court empowers Pollution Control Boards to use both preventive and remedial penalties against polluters, strengthening India’s commitment to the Polluter Pays Principle and environmental protection

India’s Cobbled Plastic Road

The country’s plastics gamble, based on its manufacturing  ambitions, could be hit by global treaties and the looming  environmental and trade backlash

When The Right To Vote Becomes The Right To Doubt

By Inderjit Badhwar In any democracy, the right to vote is sacred. It is the single act that makes each citizen an equal stakeholder in the nation’s destiny. It is also, by design, an act of trust...

Rahul’s Bombshell: Stirring the Streets, Shaking the System

From tea with the “dead” to T-shirts mocking voter roll blunders, Rahul Gandhi’s campaign has jolted the Election Commission, re-energised a divided Opposition, and planted a ticking political time bomb ahead of Bihar’s state polls

Justice on Hold: India’s 74-Year-Old Court Case and the Crisis of Judicial Pendency

With over five crore cases pending across Indian courts—including three dating back to 1952—the crisis has reached staggering proportions, eroding trust in governance and the rule of law

From Colonial Chains to Constitutional Freedom

Seventy years after Do Bigha Zameen seared the image of human beings hauling human beings into national consciousness, the apex court has struck down the practice in Matheran, framing it as a violation of human dignity and a form of forced labour

Trump, Tariffs, and the Epstein Shadow

By Kenneth Tiven Donald Trump is America’s first “Hip Hop” president not in a musical sense, but in his ability to hop from one thought to another, seamlessly mixing fact and fiction to answer a r...

The Quiet of a Dawn

By Sujit Bhar In the structured formality of courtrooms and the solemnity of legal proceedings, a seemingly small interaction can sometimes carry the weight of great meaning. This was recently ill...

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