Ankit Saxena is a Research Associate at Swarajya. He focuses on topics such as Ayurveda, public transportation, and transportation policy and regulation, exploring the intersection of traditional practices and modern infrastructure. Ankit's work has been featured in Swarajya, India Infra Hub, and BioRxiv.
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By: Ankit Saxena
Just 200 metres from the Kashi Vishwanath temple, Dalmandi Gali has thrived for centuries as a bustling market.
By: Ankit Saxena
India Is Now World’s No. 2 Rail Freight Power: How The Dedicated Freight Corridors Delivered
By: Ankit Saxena
India's drone industry took off after the liberal reforms in 2021.
By: Ankit Saxena
India has withdrawn several Quality Control Orders across chemicals, fibres and metals after a committee found that blanket standards on raw materials
By: Ankit Saxena
A shrine-funded medical college in Katra has ignited a fierce debate over faith, merit, and the rights of minorities within states.
How Ayush Mark Signals India's Bid To Globalise Traditional Medicine
In a city defined by narrow lanes, dense heritage, and soaring pilgrim numbers, the Kashi Ropeway represents an attempt to bypass physical constraints
By: Ankit Saxena
Despite digital portals and policy interventions, nearly 40 per cent of delayed payments—worth Rs 31,000 crore—remain stuck with PSUs and government agencies, exposing weak enforcement and accountability at implementation levels.
By: Ankit Saxena
Two tunnel boring machines manufactured by the German firm Herrenknecht at its Guangzhou factory in China were unloaded at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust in Mumbai on 23 March, 2026.
By: Ankit Saxena, Diksha Yadav
The chip Pratap Narayan Singh, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of Vervesemi Microelectronics, picks up off his desk in Greater Noida is roughly the size of a fingernail and weighs less than a grain of rice. "This one is for weighing scales," he says, dropping it back down. "India needs about five billion of these a year, it can be used in multiple devices. Today, every one of them comes from outside."
