Why PM Modi Is Right On Caste Census
The data from Bihar showed that 63 per cent of the population in Bihar were OBC, out of which 36 per cent belonged to the Extremely Backward Classes.
How Adani Green Became India’s Renewable Energy Leader And Attracted Global Investors
AGEL is India's largest renewable power producer, with a portfolio of 20.4 GW across solar, wind, and hybrid projects. It is also one of the lowest-cost renewable......
How Canada Has Turned Into A Safe Sanctuary For Khalistani Separatists
In Canada, many Sikhs expressed their solidarity with the Khalistan cause and condemned the Indian government's actions.
Why I.N.D.I.A. Alliance’s Boycott of TV Journalists is Anti-Democratic and Disrespectful to the Press
In this essay, I will argue that boycotting TV journalists by India Alliance is anti-democratic and violates the notions of public accountability and respect for the press.
In Memoriam: Gita Mehta—A Literary Luminary’s Last Chapter
Remembering the Storied Life and Legacy of Gita Mehta.
Special Session Of Parliament: A Historic Occasion
The session will begin with a discussion on the achievements, experiences, memories and learnings of the Parliament, starting from the Constituent Assembly that first met on December 9, 1946.
India’s G20 Presidency And Summit: A Milestone In Global Leadership And Influence
India's G20 presidency and summit achieved several concrete outcomes and deliverables that reflected India's priorities and contributions to the global agenda.
Modi’s Masterstroke: How the G20 Summit in Delhi Showcased India’s Leadership and Innovation
First, Modi championed the cause of inclusion by inviting the African Union (AU) to become a permanent member of the G20 , giving it the same status as the European Union (EU).
OCCRP Report on Adani Group: A Flawed and Biased Attempt to Smear India’s Leading Business Conglomerate
In this essay, I will examine the flaws and weaknesses of the OCCRP report and show why it should not be taken seriously.
One Nation, One Election: A Reform For India’s Democracy
India's democracy also faces many challenges and problems, such as corruption, criminalization, populism, policy paralysis, governance deficit, and electoral malpractices.
