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SIR Debate Escalates as Nationwide Protests Follow Delhi Clampdown
SIR Debate Escalates as Nationwide Protests Follow Delhi Clampdown
Protests over India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) intensify as opposition groups raise concerns over voter exclusions, detentions and electoral transparency.
Hasnain Naqvi | yesterday
Nalanda: India’s Knowledge Tradition and Intellectual Heritage
Explore Nalanda’s legacy as an ancient global centre of learning and its enduring lessons for India’s higher education, research, innovation and intellectual heritage.
Prof. Tapan Kumar Shandilya | yesterday
Ardhanarishvara: The Message of Shiva and Its Relevance to Society
Discover the relevance of Ardhanarishvara, the union of Shiva and Shakti, in promoting gender equality, women’s empowerment, shared responsibility and environmental balance.
Prof. Deo Prakash Mishra | yesterday
The Cost of Caution: How Red-Tape Witch Hunts Looms of Ladakh and Kill Bold Governance
Looms of Ladakh empowered hundreds of women artisans through sustainable livelihoods and local ownership. Can bureaucratic red tape undermine grassroots innovation?
VK Bahuguna | yesterday
Ancestral Rights to Forests, Yet Justice Remains Elusive
The second regional review conference on the implementation of the Forest Rights Act, held in Kolkata on October 9, 2026, brought this question back into focus
Kumar Krishnan | yesterday
Nalanda: India’s Knowledge Tradition and Intellectual Heritage
Explore Nalanda’s legacy as an ancient global centre of learning and its enduring lessons for India’s higher education, research, innovation and intellectual heritage.
Prof. Tapan Kumar Shandilya | 16 hours ago
Ardhanarishvara: The Message of Shiva and Its Relevance to Society
Discover the relevance of Ardhanarishvara, the union of Shiva and Shakti, in promoting gender equality, women’s empowerment, shared responsibility and environmental balance.
Prof. Deo Prakash Mishra | 16 hours ago
The Cost of Caution: How Red-Tape Witch Hunts Looms of Ladakh and Kill Bold Governance
Looms of Ladakh empowered hundreds of women artisans through sustainable livelihoods and local ownership. Can bureaucratic red tape undermine grassroots innovation?
VK Bahuguna | 17 hours ago
Ancestral Rights to Forests, Yet Justice Remains Elusive
The second regional review conference on the implementation of the Forest Rights Act, held in Kolkata on October 9, 2026, brought this question back into focus
Kumar Krishnan | 17 hours ago
History
Nalanda: India’s Knowledge Tradition and Intellectual Heritage
Philosophy
Ardhanarishvara: The Message of Shiva and Its Relevance to Society
Forests & Environment
The Cost of Caution: How Red-Tape Witch Hunts Looms of Ladakh and Kill Bold Governance
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Karnataka’s Forest Governance Crisis: The Anatomy of Policy Paralysis
Karnataka’s experience reveals a striking paradox. Long-term leases and administrative concessions have continued to be considered for an economically unviable public-sector paper mill, while an advanced public-sector mining operation was terminated under environmental and judicial pressure
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Editorial
DINESH DUBEY | Oct. 12, 2026, 10:53 a.m.
Clash of the Titans: The Public Battle Over India’s Digital Skies
Opinion
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By Hasnain Naqvi | 2 days, 20 hours ago
The Gathering Storm over Delhi’s Sky: A Capital Encaged on the Eve of a Democratic Reckoning
