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Who Will Pay for Delhi’s Shutdown? Modi Government’s Security Crackdown Raises a Brutal Question: How Much Must India Lose to Protect the System Around One Constitutional Office-Holder?
The government imposed the precautions. Why should ordinary Indians be left with the bill? There is a question the Union…
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Two Streets, One Police Force
NEW DELHI: On 10 October the capital was run under Section 163 of the BNSS, the provision that bars gatherings…
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Two Streets. Same Delhi Police. Two Very Different Responses?
Delhi’s streets have become the setting for a question that should trouble every citizen who believes that the law is…
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Dipke Dared Modi to Arrest Him. Delhi Police Did: CJP Trio Detained Mid-Flight, Dhruv Rathee Held Too
A protest that cannot be permitted to begin, organisers who must be intercepted before they reach the venue, a YouTuber…
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Meet Ankiti Bose, Krishan Rattan & Shailesh Haribhakti: The Three Financial Paradoxists
When Corporate Prestige Meets the Paper Trail, the Questions Do Not Disappear In the world of corporate finance, reputation is…
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The Long Wait: Bose, Rattan, Haribhakti and the Cases That Never Conclude
Three business figures, three jurisdictions and well over forty separate matters are on record. What is missing is the usual…
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Cockroach Janta Party: When an Insult Became a Movement, a Joke Became a Revolution, and the Establishment Accidentally Created Its Own Opposition
Disclaimer: The phrase “started by CJI Surya Kant and promoted by the BJP” is used here as political satire, not…
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Cockroach Janta Party: A Movement & Revolution Started by CJI Surya Kant & Promoted on Pan India Basis by BJP
Chapter 1: The accidental founder Every great Indian party has a founding father. This one has a founding bench. On…
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KPSC’s Job-for-Cash Scandal: When the Keepers of Merit Allegedly Turned Government Jobs into a Bribe Bazaar
When the people entrusted with protecting the sanctity of a public examination are themselves accused of helping candidates obtain confidential…
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PACL’s ₹48,000-Crore Investor Nightmare: ₹30,235 Crore in Assets Attached, Refunds Still Lag—and Justice Cannot Be Held Hostage to Endless Proceedings
India’s PACL controversy has acquired an uncomfortable distinction: it is not merely a case about the alleged mobilisation of tens…
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