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- March 31, 2026
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Iran and India : Testing times
For the global economy, the Strait of Hormuz is less a waterway and more a jugular vein. As the conflict in West Asia intensifies, most nations are monitoring developments with…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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Coding the cultural DNA of Maharashtra’s governance
The global landscape is littered with “Digital Transformation” projects that bought expensive software but forgot to upgrade the people. What is happening in Maharashtra today is a rarity in public…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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RG Kar and the politics of justice
Is politics the only endgame for those seeking justice in a country where issues often get buried once the camera lens swivels to the latest viral story? It is an…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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Woman who was too interesting
On social media, there is a controversy raging around an unusual person. She is an Instagram reels sensation unlike any other. A married woman from rural Bengal who gives us…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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The encore nobody asked for, but everybody crashes
Ah, retirement—the golden parachute that often feels more like a deflated balloon animal than free bird soul. One minute you’re dreaming of endless golf swings, tracking in hills and beachside…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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How I did it: Darshan Jaishankar
Higher education is a transformative experience. Not only is there the opportunity to earn a qualification, master a new skill and gain access to much-admired profession, there is the advantage…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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AI is great, but who will behold and pass on the knowledge that this generation holds?
I was talking to a senior onco-surgeon, who must have operated on thousands of patients, to seek his advice on what should one look for in a surgeon for a…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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The end of Naxalism wasn’t won in encounters—it was built on roads, schools, and trust
India didn’t just fight Left Wing Extremism. It made it irrelevant. For years, Left Wing Extremism in India was seen as a law-and-order problem. It never really was. It was…
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- March 31, 2026
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Robbing farmers to pampering casino barons
The sun, the sea and now the slots. Goa, India’s only legal casino playground, is quietly rewriting its own rules again. This time chief minister Pramod Sawant’s government isn’t merely…
- Kamal Ghorui
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- March 31, 2026
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How Maoism lost the battle & what’ll keep it down
When Amit Shah set March 31 as the target to eliminate Naxalism, it signalled a moment of unusual confidence in India’s long battle against leftwing extremism. Yet, the story of…