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A household income still classified as “middle class” is buckling under rent, school fees and groceries in India’s NCR suburbs. Two salaried families earning close
A few days before the Bankipur by-election’s polling date , The AIDEM carried an essay by senior journalist Nalin Verma titled The Prashant Kishore Paradox.
Over the past two years, India’s elites have found a remarkably convenient explanation for the country’s failures: its young people. The reflex is remarkably consistent
True political and moral authority is rarely forged in isolation; it is tested and tempered through rigorous intellectual honesty and fierce accountability. Beyond the iconic
The CJP protests at Jantar Mantar have brought back echoes of the Gandhian tradition of sustained people oriented struggles. Beyond the speeches and slogans, they
The sudden postponement of the Tata Institute of Social Sciences’ (TISS) 86th Convocation has raised serious questions about institutional transparency, the shrinking space for dissent
Every mass democratic movement creates its own political language. Sometimes it is articulated through slogans and speeches; at other times, it reveals itself in quieter
The Saturation of Instant Gratification The internet is loud. For a generation born into the relentless hum of Wi-Fi routers and the infinite scroll of
The year 2026 marks a century of mining in Chhattisgarh. In 1926, mining began at the Jhagrakhand colliery in the erstwhile princely state of Korea.
Harē Rāma rim-jhim barsē pāniyā, Jhūlē Rādhā rāniyā hē Hari. Hari kī saṅgē jhūlē vṝndāvana mēṁ, Śyām saṅgē jhūlē vṝndāvana mēṁ, Chāī ghāṭā ghanaghōrā hē
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