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Discrimi-Nation: Northeastern Distress in New Delhi

"Every person from the Northeast is distressed with the way they are treated in the capital city. They survive rapes, face sexual advances, brave physical assaults from locals and what have you." Researcher Alana Gonmei tells the story of the racial discrimination she has faced as an Indian living and working in the national capital. Political statements are one thing but we have to make people realise that the Northeast is a part of India and we are Indians, just like them, she says. Read More »

Slaughterhouse Diary II: A School Reborn

"By early last year, we were left with barely 50-60 students in the entire school." A schoolteacher from a village in Uttar Pradesh describes how the deadly stench of a slaughterhouse almost resulted in closure of her school. Read More »

Slaughterhouse Diary I: Pushed to pulling

How the Yogi government's move to close down slaughterhouses across the state destroyed the livelihood and dreams of one 50-year-old in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh, forcing him to become a rickshaw-puller. Read More »

Is a Russia-China-India Axis in the Works?

Not enough spadework done before J&K ceasefire

LIKE IT OR NOT, MODI IS DELIVERING ON ONE PROMISE

Is there No Stopping The Saffron Stomp?

How’s Cong’s poll strategy shaping up?

UK Oppn wants Vedanta delisted from LSE

The UK's Opposition, Labour Party, has called for Vedanta to be delisted from the London Stock Exchange following the death of 13 people during violent protests against the mining giant in Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu. Read More »

Jaitley mocks ‘anarchist’ anti-BJP coalition

Union Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday launched a blistering attack on Congress and ""temperamental" leaders of regional parties like TMC and BSP, saying the debate in 2019 elections will be 'Modi versus an anarchist combination'. Read More »

HDK wins confidence vote, BJP walks out

The three-day-old Kumaraswamy government in Karnataka on Friday won a vote of confidence without a contest, with the opposition BJP legislators walking out of the Assembly before the floor test. Read More »

Exit Polls on Karnataka went for a toss

Exit polls for the Karnataka elections mostly predicted a hung Assembly in the state but very few pollsters came close to hitting the bull's eye, with forecasts that tallied with a neck and neck contest between the BJP and the Congress. Clearly, their findings were way off the mark. Read More »

Cong voteshare is 2% higher than BJP

The Congress got lesser seats than the BJP though its vote share was nearly two percentage points higher than that garnered by the saffron party in the bitterly fought Karnataka Assembly polls, according to the election commission data. Read More »

Karnataka results give BJP a high

The BJP is diligently and ruthlessly following through on its Congress-mukt Bharat pledge. The Congress doesn’t have a pledge to keep, it only has Rahul Gandhi to follow. The great young hope of the Congress is simply not delivering the goods. The contrast is stark. Read More »