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Managing Chemically Contaminated Sites: India’s New 2025 Rules
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Managing Chemically Contaminated Sites: India’s New 2025 Rules Managing Chemically Contaminated Sites: India’s New 2025 Rules The Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has introduced the Environment Protection Rules, 2025 — a major legal framework to tackle the management of chemically...
AI and the Future of India’s IT Sector: Disruption or Transformation?
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AI and the Future of India’s IT Sector: Disruption or Transformation? AI and the Future of India’s IT Sector: Disruption or Transformation? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s already reshaping India’s $280 billion IT industry, which contributes nearly 7% to our GDP ...
Strengthening Electoral Integrity: The Need for Systemic Reforms
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Strengthening Electoral Integrity: The Need for Systemic Reforms Strengthening Electoral Integrity: The Need for Systemic Reforms In a democracy, free and fair elections are its lifeblood. The recent editorial discussion in The Hindu sheds light on critical concerns regarding voter registration irr...
Is India’s Economy Truly in a Goldilocks Zone?
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Is India’s Economy Truly in a Goldilocks Zone? Is India’s Economy Truly in a Goldilocks Zone? The Finance Ministry recently described India’s economy as being in a Goldilocks situation — a rare alignment of moderate growth, subdued inflation, and supportive monetary conditions. While this paints an...
When Literacy Decides Who Gets to Vote
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When Literacy Decides Who Gets to Vote 🧵 "When Literacy Decides Who Gets to Vote" Bihar’s latest electoral roll revision has sparked a silent but significant question: What happens to democracy when the right to vote quietly slips away—not because of law, but because of literacy? As part of the Sp...