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Talha Ashraf worked as a Journalist at ThePrint. Talha did his undergraduate studies in economics from Hans Raj College, Delhi and graduated from the Young India Fellowship at Ashoka University. His interests include politics, urban governance, psephology, and Marxist economics. Find him on Twitter: @talha_ashraff

A week after GST: Confusion galore but people willing to wait and watch

Talha Ashraf - 11 July, 2017

Disinvestment, Delight Marketing and a maze of shady deals put Lalu family in the dock

Talha Ashraf - 7 July, 2017

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On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

ThePrint Team - 28 May, 2021

Opinion

Representative image of girls in school | Flickr

How the new tax regime encourages long-term savings like Sukanya Samriddhi...

Soumya Kanti Ghosh - 2 February, 2023

The transition to a new tax regime will be a smart move by existing taxpayers in search of simplicity and more disposable income.

The mangrove forest of Sundarban | Kingshuk Mondal

Wetlands can help reach sustainable goals but not all of them...

2 February, 2023

Bharat Jodo Yatra gives Rahul Gandhi second chance, has killed ‘foolish...

2 February, 2023

Economy

Bhutan - People standing in queue outside ATM

RBI data reveals demonetisation was the epitome of whimsical, illogical policymaking

Praveen Chakravarty - 31 August, 2017

The government wanted demonetisation to combat three problems. None of them seem to have been solved.

Defence

Nirmala Sitharaman being sworn in as defence minister by President Ram Nath Kovind

The biggest challenges Nirmala Sitharaman will face as India’s new Defence...

Manu Pubby - 3 September, 2017

Sitharaman, who is only the second woman defence minister in India's history, is expected to work closely with the Finance Minister to take key industry-related decisions

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.