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Delhi riot chargesheets show Modi govt still sees ‘clothes’ of Muslims, not their corpses

Saif Ullah Khan - June 4, 2020

Why Jamaat-e-Islami in Kashmir is the South Asian version of Muslim Brotherhood

Explosives can’t be moved across LoC in winter & Pakistan now has zero-tolerance for terror

Anil Ambani’s RCom bankruptcy could only end up benefitting brother Mukesh Ambani

At every stage of election, money matters: Experts on how cash and polls are inseparable

Manisha Mondal - July 4, 2018

Former chief election commissioner S.Y. Quraishi calls for putting a cap on election expenditures of political parties at South Asia Conclave.

Indian business disillusioned with Modi government, say experts

Sakshi Arora - July 4, 2018

Panellists at South Asia Conclave say need to move beyond binaries to look at policies as simply pro or anti-business.

Healthcare being neglected, govt needs to pay more attention and funds, say experts

Sakshi Arora - July 4, 2018

At the South Asia Conclave 2018, panellists discuss the state of healthcare in India in the face of ‘inadequate funding’. New Delhi: A rising diabetes...

In control, but out of touch? Why India’s military & government need to talk more

Manisha Mondal - July 4, 2018

Panelists at a session of the South Asia Conclave 2018 discuss a book that questions the lack of communication between the two sides and...

Mumbai Democracy Wall saw tough questions, unfazed politicians and inspiring debates

Shekhar Gupta - July 4, 2018

From #MeToo , Hindutva to need for community radio stations, Democracy Wall’s seventh edition at K.C. College had it all.

Bollywood will take a few years to name sexual harassers: Divya Dutta

Divya Narayanan - June 28, 2018

Speaking at Democracy Wall, Dutta says naming and shaming sexual harassers doesn't help in Bollywood.

Democracy is in India’s DNA, Modi govt can’t end it: Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam

Manisha Mondal - June 28, 2018

On crimes against Dalits, Nirupam says the Congress government punished the perpetrators but with the BJP in power, the culprits are left untouched.

Only 217 community radio stations in India. Government does not want to empower its people: activist Archana Kapoor

Sankalita Dey - June 28, 2018

Speaking at Democracy Wall, Kapoor, also a filmmaker, says the biggest challenge to the growth of community radio is the administration itself.

Unfair, spot on: What influencers thought of Shekhar Gupta’s argument with the liberal elite

ThePrint Team - June 26, 2018

The latest ‘National Interest’ column, published 23 June, has elicited backlash and support in equal measure. New Delhi: When he argued that the aggressive, ‘my-way-or-the-highway’ line...

The only Indian restaurant in world top 100 is Delhi’s Indian Accent

Kate Krader - June 20, 2018

Another Indian who made a mark on the list was Kolkata-born chef Gaggan Anand whose Bangkok restaurant 'Gaggan' ranked at number 5 and topped Asia. Osteria...

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Delhi riot chargesheets show Modi govt still sees ‘clothes’ of Muslims, not their corpses

Why Jamaat-e-Islami in Kashmir is the South Asian version of Muslim Brotherhood

Explosives can’t be moved across LoC in winter & Pakistan now has zero-tolerance for terror

Anil Ambani’s RCom bankruptcy could only end up benefitting brother Mukesh Ambani

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