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Rural Development: Two Perspectives from Tamil Nadu
17 Mar 2021
The author visited the state recently to examine two developments in rural parts of the state. This is a report of his findings.
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A New Book Offers No Fresh Insight on Indian Agencies
12 Feb 2021
A former RAW chief’s book skips more than it says about India's past and future.
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Janta Parliament’s Special Kisan Session
21 Jan 2021
The session opened dialogue on an alternative policy agenda for agriculture and demonstrated how the government could conduct parliamentary sessions even during the pandemic.
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India’s Postcolonial Bureaucracy and the Loss of its Ancient Marvels
10 Jan 2021
A new book exposes the sordid reality of powerful officials who claim to rule the country.
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India’s Decadent Criminal Justice System Cries for Reform
14 Dec 2020
Several commissions and committees have been set up to reform the police. It is now time for action on them.
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A Reporter’s Account of India’s China Narrative
07 Nov 2020
Overcoming simplistic narratives that have captured the public imagination can lead to a balanced understanding of China.
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An Outburst of Reactions to Life as an Architect
14 Oct 2020
Gautam Bhatia’s new book speaks of lives and longings in the wake of dramatic economic and political change in India.
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How India Can Resolve Border Dispute with China
29 Aug 2020
The ongoing developments along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Ladakh sector of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir in India present a policy challenge to India.
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Sino-Indian Clash Shows Intelligence Agencies in Poor Light
01 Aug 2020
Why couldn't India’s military intelligence, RAW and satellites detect mobilisation on the Chinese side of LAC?
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Galwan Valley Clash: Where do India and China Go from Here?
17 Jul 2020
The two countries can live as friendly neighbours as they have historically. Motivated third-party intervention will only bring trouble.