Nachiket Deuskar is a Senior Reporter at Scroll Media. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to topics related to India, China, Hindu issues, G20, and Canada, as well as developments in Latin America. Nachiket's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting his expertise in these diverse areas.
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India is strengthening relations with Turkey’s adversaries in return for Ankara supporting Pakistan on Kashmir.
The BJP’s Hindutva politics does not find great traction in Tamil Nadu, putting the AIADMK in a spot.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
The BJP has little presence in Tamil Nadu while Karnataka is the only state in the South it is a major player in.
Currently a young country, India will turn into a rapidly ageing society in the coming decades, a recent UN report said.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
A quick look at how the Modi government fared on steering India through border tensions, tensions with neighbours and ties with geo-political blocs.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that the Congress ‘callously gave away' the island to Sri Lanka in 1974 is not the first time the matter has been raked up.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
Several organisation have urged the government to withdraw these contentious legislations, noting that they severely hurt news reporting and free speech.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
The disengagement of the Indian and Chinese militaries along the Line of Actual Control should not be seen as the return to status quo ante, observers said.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
The change is driven by more than rising incomes, says Milan Vaishnav, one of the authors of a recent survey report on the community’s attitudes.
OED's word of 2024 refers to the deterioration of a person's mental state by overconsuming online content. Scroll staffers reveal their online indulgences.
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