Sandeep Phukan is a journalist at The Hindu. With nearly 25 years of experience, he has covered various topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on Indian Parliament and finance. He has also contributed to discussions on world affairs and regional interests, and his insights have been featured in The Hindu.
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Explore the critical numbers behind the NDA's push for the Constitution amendment and the ongoing political strategies of the Opposition.
Explore the dynamics of anti-establishment movements in India, from IAC to student protests, highlighting their political challenges and narratives.
By: Sandeep Phukan
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Rahul Gandhi demands an apology from PM Modi and the resignation of Education Minister Pradhan over ongoing student protests and paper leaks.
The uniqueness of the present agitation lies in one of the most powerful aspirations in contemporary India: the belief that education and competitive examinations provide a pathway to social and economic mobility.
By: Sandeep Phukan
Rijiju says such preconditions ahead of a discussion on the paper leak would send a ‘wrong message'; Congress leadership to discuss their stance on new anti-paper leak law on July 26
We have done it, says Abhijeet Dipke; President appoints Pralhad Joshi as Education Minister This is a signal to farmers, labourers, poor people to stand up to the oppressive govt., says Rahul Gandhi Kharge seeks stringent action against those who ‘unleas
The anti-paper leak protests at Jantar Mantar evolved into a wider expression of Gen Z's concerns over fairness, accountability and trust, posing a political challenge for the BJP and prompting questions about the credibility of sections of the mainstream media
By: Nikhil M Babu, Sandeep Phukan
Parliament has increased the Supreme Court's judges to address case backlogs and enhance judicial efficiency, marking the first rise since 2019.
