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Delhi PG Crisis: Rising Rents, Student Safety and the Satya Niketan Collapse
Article 142: Who Bowed—Power or Democracy?
The withdrawal of protest-related FIRs raises deeper questions about Article 142, public pressure, judicial power, institutional autonomy and the Rule of Law in India.
Niraj Krishna | yesterday
The Pathology of Paranoia: How the "Dimagi Naxal" Construct Mirrors American McCarthyism
How does the ‘Dimagi Naxal’ narrative compare with America’s McCarthyist era? An analytical examination of political labeling, national security, dissent, civil liberties and the risks to democratic debate.
Dr K Ranjan Sharma | yesterday
Taxonomic Amnesia and Political Cartels: The Quiet Extinction of the Western Ghats’ Canopy
The Western Ghats face a hidden ecological crisis as unchecked MFP trade, taxonomic confusion and contractor cartels threaten medicinal plants, canopy trees and forest regeneration.
K.N. Laxminarayan | yesterday
Great Nicobar and the Wisdom of Limits
India’s Great Nicobar project raises critical questions over strategic development, ecological risks, seismic vulnerability, biodiversity and Shompen tribal rights.
Bhaskar Chattopadhyay | yesterday
Pune: Where History Whispers and the Future Finds Its Voice
Beyond its busy roads, educational campuses and expanding IT hubs lies another Pune—a city of quiet neighbourhoods, historic memories and stories waiting to be discovered.
ANKITA KUMARI | yesterday
The Pathology of Paranoia: How the "Dimagi Naxal" Construct Mirrors American McCarthyism
How does the ‘Dimagi Naxal’ narrative compare with America’s McCarthyist era? An analytical examination of political labeling, national security, dissent, civil liberties and the risks to democratic debate.
Dr K Ranjan Sharma | 3 hours ago
Taxonomic Amnesia and Political Cartels: The Quiet Extinction of the Western Ghats’ Canopy
The Western Ghats face a hidden ecological crisis as unchecked MFP trade, taxonomic confusion and contractor cartels threaten medicinal plants, canopy trees and forest regeneration.
K.N. Laxminarayan | 4 days, 14 hours ago
Great Nicobar and the Wisdom of Limits
India’s Great Nicobar project raises critical questions over strategic development, ecological risks, seismic vulnerability, biodiversity and Shompen tribal rights.
Bhaskar Chattopadhyay | 4 days, 17 hours ago
Pune: Where History Whispers and the Future Finds Its Voice
Beyond its busy roads, educational campuses and expanding IT hubs lies another Pune—a city of quiet neighbourhoods, historic memories and stories waiting to be discovered.
ANKITA KUMARI | 5 days, 6 hours ago
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Article 142: Who Bowed—Power or Democracy?
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