Rudyard Kipling is one of those literary names that makes us post-colonials squirm. But it might be a tad unfair to box him ...

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As Booth Level Agents gain power in voter list revisions, concerns rise about partisan influence, organisational gaps, and ...

Bangladesh’s 2025 BNP–Jamaat breakup sparks rising rivalries, new alliances, and ideological battles across the post-uprising ...

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Extra US duties on goods routed through Southeast Asia could damage demand in these fast-growing economies, weakening future ...

A detailed analysis of how the Election Commission of India’s selective enforcement—from welfare payouts allowed during the Bihar elections to rushed electoral roll reviews in opposition-ruled ...

With H5N1 affecting wildlife and farms worldwide, the outbreak highlights ecological risks and the importance of monitoring, ...

Calcutta HC reverses the TET appointments cancellation, sparking relief and renewed debate over recruitment corruption. Learn ...

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An epidemic of student suicides is sweeping the country, fuelled by academic pressure, bullying, and a system that refuses to ...

Government-mandated Sanchar Saathi app triggers privacy and surveillance backlash as critics warn of overreach; learn what ...