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Finally, Some Good Laws

By Sujit Bhar As India’s business atmosphere gets murkier by the day, as manufacturing-related productivity is set to virtually collapse in a heap, and as foreign investment turns into a trickle, ...

Teaching Teachers A Lesson

The Supreme Court has upheld the Calcutta High Court’s verdict terminating the services of nearly 26,000 school teachers. While it is a fact that most of them used unfair means to get their jobs, there still were honest applicants in the mix who now have  become collateral damage

A Crisis of Credibility

As scandals shake the judiciary, will this be a turning point for reform—or a slide into deeper institutional distrust?

Crackdown on Indian media and Islamophobia

By Annunthra Rangan In today's world, misinterpretations and misunderstandings are inevitable. However, targeting a specific community and attempting to marginalize them is contrary to the princip...

The Myth of Indian Manufacturing and the Middle-Class Debt Trap

As global economies struggle with recession fears and protectionist policies, India faces a two-fold crisis—an overstated manufacturing boom and a middle class sinking under the weight of unchecked debt 

The New Oligarchs

For years, activists around the world have argued that extreme  concentration of wealth is leading to extreme concentration of power, allowing an ultra-rich few to tighten their grip on governments, economies, and media. America is now the cradle of the new oligarchs

Tamil Nadu vs BJP:  A Battle Over Language and Power

Chief Minister MK Stalin leads the fight against Hindi imposition and delimitation

The Indian Paradox

By Sujit Bhar International financial scenarios present rather interesting paradoxes. While news of Americans falling behind on car payments at a record pace seems disturbing, bringing back memori...

Justice Delayed, Protection Denied

Despite promises of “Nagrik Suraksha”, India’s criminal justice system continues to falter, leaving citizens vulnerable and emboldening criminals

Presidential Power and Judicial Pushback: SCOTUS Curtails Executive Overreach

In a landmark ruling, the US Supreme Court has limited President Donald Trump’s expansive use of executive orders, reinforcing judicial independence and the sanctity of constitutional governance

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