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Women’s quota, with a political rider

When empowerment is tied to delimitation, suspicion isn’t entirely misplaced

For years, Prashant Kishor has been celebrated as Indian politics’ master strategist — the behind-the-scenes architect of winning campaigns, the

The Bihar verdict is a blunt reminder that votes do not always translate into power — and that a fractured

Ah, the great Indian tamasha of democracy—where the ballot box doubles as a get-out-of-jail-free card. Picture this: as the dust

Narendra Modi turns 75 today, on 17 September 2025. From a small town in Gujarat to the corridors of Delhi,

Indian police system is rotting from within, courtesy of its trigger-happy, torture-loving police force. Custodial torture isn’t just a glitch

In the sweltering heat of Bihar’s political arena, where elections loom like a monsoon storm, we’ve witnessed yet another low

John Davis / 2 September 2025

Donald Trump’s tariff blitzkrieg was supposed to bend the world to America’s will—cripple Russia, isolate China, and bully India into

In a country where corruption scandals have become as routine as monsoon rains, the Indian government’s move to introduce three

In the world’s largest democracy, the integrity of elections is not just a procedural nicety—it’s the bedrock of public trust.