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The assaults on Salman Rushdie and the Rajasthan Dalit boy both stem from democracy deficit.
Two recent assaults, the attempted killing of Salman Rushdie in a New York town, and the killing of Indra, a small boy in a Rajasthan village, for daring to drink from his school master’s water pot, point to deep failings of Indian democracy, without addressing which Indians cannot hope to be truly free.
Aayushi Gupta Introduction India, with its rich history of emigration and immigration, is the world’s largest source of international migrants. It is also a labor-intensive country with the largest diaspora around the globe. According to a United Nations report titled…
TK Arun Where will India stand when the nation celebrates its 100th anniversary of Independence, in 2047? It would be the biggest nation on earth in terms of population, with more than 1.6 billion people. About 60% of them would…
Arjun Kumar, Anshula Mehta, Simi Mehta and Kuldeep Singh1 Abstract Vision loss and impairment impacts more than how people see – their capability, employability, income, access to education and healthcare, and more. Vision makes an important contribution to the 2030…
Harsh V. Pant & Aditya Gowdara Shivamurthy The Covid-19 outbreak and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have significantly contributed to global inflation and fuel and food shortages. These developments have exacerbated the economic and political vulnerabilities of the South Asian countries,…
Anil Trigunayat As both India and Pakistan celebrate the 75th anniversary of their independence, unfortunately, Pakistan is identified as the progenitor and a safe haven for terrorism and global terrorists stalking and staring at the world with impunity due to state…
Harsh V. Pant & Shashank Mattoo Realities in the Indo-Pacific region have changed, and it’s time for New Delhi to deepen its political ties with Taipei. As the world was gripped by the possibility of another Taiwan Strait crisis during…