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Kaveesha Kohli worked as a Journalist for ThePrint. She is an economics graduate from Panjab University, Chandigarh. Kaveesha’s interests include economics, policy and gender issues. She has always had an inclination for writing and debating. Find her on Twitter: @KaveeshaKohli

Govt wants more women at the wheel in rural India, but that might not be easy to achieve

Kaveesha Kohli - 14 June, 2017

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On Camera

YourTurn

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ThePrint Team - 28 May, 2021

Opinion

Rahul Gandhi in Srinagar, where the Bharat Jodo Yatra has culminated | Rahul Gandhi/Twitter

Bharat Jodo Yatra has worked more for Rahul Gandhi. Congress’ walk...

Sheela Bhatt - 31 January, 2023

In such a buzz-creating yatra, not one new Congress leader was born. Pramod Mahajan, M. Venkaiah Naidu, Modi emerged from Advani's and Manohar Joshi’s yatras.

No one knows R&AW agents better than Pakistanis—from Pathaan to Mission...

31 January, 2023

Illustration: Soham Sen | ThePrint

Think twice before tax fraud, the authorities are on to you...

31 January, 2023

Economy

India continues to be behind countries such as Nepal and Bangladesh when it comes to issues such as child mortality | Pixabay

Poverty figures drop by 50 million, India on way to become...

Kaveesha Kohli - 6 July, 2018

Study based on World Bank data says the drop happened in past two years, but Congress govt's NREGA scheme also played its part.

Defence

A file image of Indian Army in Srinagar | Paula Bronstein/Getty Images

Nuclear-armed neighbours India & Pakistan have been looking for modern rifles...

Kaveesha Kohli - 27 April, 2018

While the bulk of Indian Army personnel use a rifle from the 1990s, Pakistan's army uses one which dates back to World War II.

National Interest

Return of the Muslim: From Modi ‘sermon’ to Pathaan to Bharat...

Shekhar Gupta - 28 January, 2023

Most key Hindutva/RSS objectives have been achieved, and Modi & BJP now need social calm, at least till summer of 2024. A de-escalation of some sort is on.