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The ECI’s emphasis on party-appointed BLAs in the Special Intensive Revision has turned an obscure post into a contested one.
It was created to ensure the hills got a better deal, but they continue to be neglected even as ecologically unsound tourism projects get priority.
Modi government has scrapped the rural job guarantee scheme’s demand-driven framework for a law that puts rural livelihoods at the Centre’s mercy.
By: Soni Mishra, Cec Gyanesh Kumar
The opposition’s impeachment notice is primarily a symbolic political strategy to formally record its lack of trust in the Chief Election Commissioner, reflecting a deeper structural breakdown in consensus over the Election Commission’s neutrality.
India is ageing fast, with its 12 per cent senior citizen demographic estimated to increase to 19.5 per cent by 2050. The only way to prepare for this is through more geriatric services, both institutional and home-based that can reach all economic segments.
Protests by tribal farmers over compensation and rehabilitation have once again raised questions about the human cost of the Ken-Betwa river-linking project, as well as its ecological impact, including on the Panna Tiger Reserve, a large part of which will be submerged.
The youth protests have disrupted the political agenda of Delhi, derailing BJP’s attempt to build support for delimitation and forcing both the government and the opposition to respond to a source of political pressure that neither had anticipated.
By: Soni Mishra
While Mamata wages a battle for the Trinamool’s name and symbol, the ECI faces charges of favouring NDA-aligned factions—bringing the spotlight back on the need for a separate law to eliminate subjectivity and bias in such disputes.
Pradhan’s resignation suggests that political accountability, long absent from the Modi era, may once again become a factor in Indian politics.
The co-convenor of the CJP speaks about the mass discontentment against the government and the power of the youth who stormed the streets, whose humour and sarcasm worked like magic.
