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The dangers of private monopolies controlling infrastructure facilities: Adani Ports, a case in point
The drug seizure on 16 September by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) at Gujarat’s Mundra Port was one of ... -
Kashmir killings: current attacks are clearly an attempt to foil Amit Shah’s first visit to J&K after August 2019
The fundamentals of the contemporary political history of Jammu and Kashmir are clear enough that religion has a pivotal role ... -
Jallianwala Bagh revamp: chorus for protests rise for obliterating history and turning a memorial into an amusement park
Video produced by Ravinder Singh Robin | Senior Journalist On 28th of August this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated ... -
Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, UP elections and India’s foreign policy dilemmas
A few days after the Taliban militants stormed into a defenseless Afghan capital, Kabul, India reacted in its own, rather, ... -
Chabahar Port project in Iran, meant to allow India to side-step Pakistan and take the land route to Afghanistan and Central Asia, seems like a dead investment now
The specter of the collapse of the Ashraf Ghani government of Afghanistan and the takeover by the anarchic, ragtag group ... -
Kerala’s Covid surge: Is the corona conundrum in ‘God’s Own Country’ a man-made disaster?
There is a popular parable of ‘blind men and elephant’ in the Buddhist, Jain and Hindu texts in India. It ... -
Democracy damaged! How Israel’s spyware may have undermined elections and our institutions
This story is not about India, any longer, but about all those countries where democracy has been subverted by a ... -
Pegasus: why the unsanctioned use, misuse and abuse of this spyware must stop
Your innocuous smartphone can become your worst enemy if it has a brush with Pegasus. You don’t have to click ... -
The real story behind Narendra Modi’s cabinet expansion
While reshuffling his cabinet, India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent across many political messages and also managed to carve ...