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Why Authorities Are Rethinking the Management of Large Public Demonstrations
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Why Authorities Are Rethinking the Management of Large Public Demonstrations

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

Large public demonstrations have become an important feature of modern democratic societies. From student movements and workers’ strikes to political rallies, environmental campaigns and protests demanding government…

TVK’s Bypoll Wins: What the Party’s First Electoral Test Reveals About Its Political Position
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TVK’s Bypoll Wins: What the Party’s First Electoral Test Reveals About Its Political Position

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

The Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), led by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay, has cleared its first major electoral test since forming the state government. The…

Why Tribal Students Are Marching for Education and Equal Opportunities
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Why Tribal Students Are Marching for Education and Equal Opportunities

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

Education is widely recognised as a pathway to social mobility, economic independence and equal participation in society. For many tribal students in India, however, the journey towards…

Student Protests Over Hostel Facilities: Basic Infrastructure Is Political Issue
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Student Protests Over Hostel Facilities: Basic Infrastructure Is Political Issue

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

Hostels are an essential part of higher education, particularly for students who travel from rural areas, smaller towns and economically disadvantaged backgrounds to attend universities in major…

Campus Curfews and Women’s Freedom: Safety Rules Become a Discrimination?
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Campus Curfews and Women’s Freedom: Safety Rules Become a Discrimination?

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

Universities are expected to be spaces where young people develop intellectual independence, explore new ideas and prepare for adult life. For many women, moving into a college…

When Opposition Leaders Face Detention: The Legal Boundaries of Political Protest
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When Opposition Leaders Face Detention: The Legal Boundaries of Political Protest

Anshika Jain - Oct 15, 2026

Political protest is one of the most visible expressions of democracy. When opposition leaders organise demonstrations, challenge government decisions, question public institutions or demand accountability, they exercise…

Why Internal Disagreements Within Constitutional Institutions Matter to Public Trust
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Why Internal Disagreements Within Constitutional Institutions Matter to Public Trust

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

Constitutional institutions are the foundations of a democratic system. They establish the rules through which public power is exercised, protect citizens' rights, oversee elections, interpret laws and…

When Police Try to Close a Case: What Legal Remedies Can Victims and Families Pursue?
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When Police Try to Close a Case: What Legal Remedies Can Victims and Families Pursue?

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

For victims of crime and their families, registering a police complaint is often the first step towards justice. They may provide statements, submit documents, identify witnesses and…

Murder Case: Court Sentenced Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla to Death
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Murder Case: Court Sentenced Muskan Rastogi and Sahil Shukla to Death

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

The Meerut blue drum murder case has become one of India's most widely discussed criminal cases because of the circumstances surrounding the killing of Saurabh Rajput, the…

Journalists Detained During Protests: Police Authority End and Press Freedom Begin?
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Journalists Detained During Protests: Police Authority End and Press Freedom Begin?

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

Protests are among the most visible expressions of democratic participation. They allow citizens to challenge government decisions, demand accountability and draw attention to social, political and economic…

Why Are Young Indians Protesting Against Voter-List Revisions?
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Why Are Young Indians Protesting Against Voter-List Revisions?

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

India's electoral process has become the centre of a growing public debate as young activists, civil society groups and opposition parties protest against changes to voter lists.…

Politics of Protest Bans: Balancing Public Order With the Right to Demonstrate
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Politics of Protest Bans: Balancing Public Order With the Right to Demonstrate

Anshika Jain - Oct 14, 2026

Protests are an essential feature of democratic life. They allow citizens to express dissatisfaction with government policies, challenge institutional decisions, demand social justice and bring neglected issues…

Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India
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Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

India's digital payment ecosystem has transformed the way individuals, businesses, and public institutions exchange money. From scanning a QR code at a neighbourhood shop to paying utility…

AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration
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AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence is gradually changing how governments collect information, deliver public services, monitor infrastructure, and respond to emerging problems. Traditionally, public administration has relied on manual reporting,…

When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?
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When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Universities and colleges are expected to provide students with an environment where learning, critical thinking, and open discussion can flourish. However, when students believe that their concerns…

Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History
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Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Books are traditionally valued for the knowledge, imagination, and ideas they contain. However, for some collectors, a book can represent far more than its written contents. An…

Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?
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Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Celebrity influence has become one of the most recognisable strategies in modern advertising. From Bollywood actors endorsing skincare products to international athletes promoting sportswear and digital creators…

Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition
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Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

The Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, became an important chapter in the development of Indian sports, with women athletes delivering remarkable performances across multiple disciplines. From…

What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter
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What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

The way students learn about government and democracy is changing as school education increasingly moves beyond memorising constitutional terms and political institutions. The inclusion of governance and…

The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts
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The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

Modern warfare is entering a technological phase in which relatively small, inexpensive and increasingly intelligent unmanned systems can influence battles far beyond their physical size. Drones, once…