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Why the Democrats' win in the US matters to us too?
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When Humanity Wins, the World Wins: Why America’s Democratic Resurgence Is a Victory for Us All
An affirmation of diversity over discrimination, dignity over hatred, democracy over authoritarianism, and peace over the politics of war.
“Why are you so excited...
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PM Modi's escalating attack on Rahul Gandhi: Political confidence or a strategy to contain the Opposition?
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New Delhi, Shahid K Abbas
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's increasingly combative attacks on the Congress and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, have sharpened the political confrontation between the BJP and the principal Opposition party, raising...
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Safeguarding Democratic Integrity: Civil Unrest, Institutional Duty, and the Case for a Neutral Transition
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By Nisith Dey
The recent waves of public demonstrations across Europe—from France and Italy to Albania, alongside the largely peaceful movements in Spain and Portugal—offer an essential lesson in modern civil governance. While citizens exercise their legitimate right to assemble,...
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Why Youth Protest Is Reshaping Europe and Asia?
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Students are challenging the cost of learning, renters the cost of independence, and young citizens the fairness of public institutions. Their movements could reshape politics through 2030, but their power will depend on coalitions, credible reforms and what survives after...
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India Needs Journalism That Refuses to Kneel
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When a newsroom keeps returning to a grieving family, a forgotten village or an unanswered question, democracy gains something no publicity campaign can supply: a witness who will not look away. That stubborn commitment defines eNewsroom’s journey and explains why...
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The Ballot Before the Booth
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From Bihar’s deletions and Bengal’s stalled appeals to Maharashtra’s disputed additions, India’s electoral-roll crisis has crossed into the streets. A reported 13.4 crore draft-roll shock, contested forms and allegations of police abuse pose a common test: can verification protect every eligible citizen’s place in democracy?
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India’s Voter Roll Crisis and the Demand for Gyanesh Kumar’s Resignation!
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How the SIR dispute, internal objections at the Election Commission and a Gen Z protest call have turned a pre-poll process into a test of democratic trust.
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The High Price of Patriotism in a Kolkata Eatery!
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It seems these days that to love one’s country, one must first possess a booming voice, an aggressively pointed index finger, and a complete, glorious detachment from basic reason.
I had the distinct misfortune of testing this grand theory recently...
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ECI Press Note: Nine Correctives Fourteen Questions and the Accountability Gap
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The September 26 ECI reset improves future procedures but leaves key questions about past decisions unanswered
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The AI Warning and the Human Response
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By Prof Ujjwal K. Chowdhury
The Chinese President Xi Jinping in his recent visit to USA has emphatically called for the human-in-the-loop Artificial Intelligence, meaning human controlled AI models and their operations. Artificial intelligence can widen access to knowledge and...
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