Nachiket Deuskar is a News Editor at Scroll Media. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, with a particular emphasis on media and press topics in Canada. Nachiket's insights and analyses have been featured in various platforms, highlighting his expertise in the field.
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IAF's 29 squadrons against the sanctioned 42 amid a ‘two-front' threat lays bare the government's failure to replace aging jets, let alone add advanced ones.
The pro-Palestine protests, which are being blocked, are in fact in line with New Delhi’s long-standing support for a two-state solution to the conflict.
Critics say that it is not for the government to recommend individual companies.
Shikran is a dish that is hard to miss if you grew up in a Marathi household. Just three ingredients: milk, chopped bananas and sugar.
By: Amrita Dutta, Nandini Ramnath, Aman Khanna, Shoaib Daniyal, Supriya Sharma, Divya Aslesha, Naresh Fernandes, Arunava Sinha, Nachiket Deuskar
Elections, politics, air pollution, democratic backsliding, books, films and more – what we're keeping an eye on.
Despite Dhaka’s recent manoeuvres, there is a fallacy in wanting a Pakistan-like boycott of Bangladesh, others say.
Conspiracy theories – aided by AI – are no longer acts of the fringe. Also alarming is the sheer number of people willing to reject or overlook reality.
By: Nachiket Deuskar
Takedown orders and draft changes to the IT rules are viewed as an attempt to rein in the last vestiges of independent news media, which mainly survives online.
PM Narendra Modi's long convoys and roadshows led to questions about the gulf between the measures he was urging fellow citizens to adopt and his own actions.
Can India's anxious youth ensure that a platform to voice genuine grievances will not get hijacked by other groups?
