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Tuition Nation

A new National Sample Survey lays bare the harsh truth—urban students are nearly compelled to take private tuitions to survive examinations, exposing the failures of India’s schooling system and raising uncomfortable questions for policymakers

The Idle Wealth of Religion

The immense wealth that lies within Indian temples and other religious institutions have for long been eyed by political actors. This tug-of-war has existed over centuries and millennia through several conquests. A recent Madras High Court ruling shows how that tussle continues

Swadesh Conclave 2025: The Frontiers of New India

The insights shared by legal minds and experts analysed the transformative power of AI on the architecture of judiciary and policymaking

India’s Global Ascendancy: Imbibing Technology, Governance and Cultural Identity

The sixth edition of the Swadesh Conclave was a confluence of thought leaders and achievers who brainstormed the theme, “Transforming Bharat”, in the backdrop of emerging new technologies

The Collegium’s Blind Spots

The appointment of three new judges may seem routine, a bureaucratic process of replenishing numbers. But as our cover story shows, each appointment carries the weight of history and the burden of public expectation.

Questioning The Process

The recent elevation of three High Court judges to the Supreme Court restored the apex court’s full strength of 34 judges, but it also reignites debate over how the Collegium applies its own criteria—seniority, merit, integrity, diversity, and fairness—in practice

Trump’s Dictatorship Dream: America at the Brink

Donald Trump’s reckless foreign policy, obsession with absolute power, and dismantling of democratic institutions have transformed the presidency into a threat not only to America’s future but also to world stability

The Politics of Sport

The apex court is set to pronounce its verdict on the impasse within the All India Football Federation on September 1. Will it be possible for Indian football to escape the shadow of political interference?

From Prosecutor to Parliamentarian, A Life Defined by Two Phone Calls

From the courtroom battles that made him India’s most feared prosecutor to a Rajya Sabha nomination that sparked controversy, Nikam’s journey is shaped by chance, politics, and unwavering resolve

Modi Govt’s Push Sparks Alarm

Three new Bills tabled in Parliament have triggered political tremors, raising fears of democratic subversion and deepening cracks in the Opposition

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