Siddharth Singh

India shows the world how to move beyond vaccine nationalism even as it confronts new challenges at home and abroad

Food subsidy and minimum support price data show the persistence of the government’s generosity

The tactic and the goal of the farmers’ protest were devious: ‘invade’ Delhi in such numbers that the government is forced to react violently

After the court passed an interim order on a clutch of petitions related to three farm reform laws passed by Parliament, it found itself in the midst of a firestorm

Vaccination and restoration of mobility can enable the government to undertake a fiscal stimulus without fear of wasting money

When subversion becomes a feature of democracy

Sixteen Stormy Days | France before 1789 | The Revolution that Failed | Trade Wars Are Class Wars | The World Imagined

The economic recovery has defied grim forecasts but there are enough reasons for cautious optimism

Can evolutionary biology explain conflict between countries?

The district council elections may be the first step in disempowering Kashmir’s oligarchy