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The Uses of Adversity

Siddharth Singh

India must expand the Production-Linked Incentives scheme along with much-needed reforms to ensure that private investment is not stymied. Much of the heavy lifting on increasing capital expenditure has been done by the Centre

Uttarakhand’s Disaster Cycle

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Vote theft row erupts in Bengaluru as Rahul Gandhi prepares protest

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As Congress prepares to hit the streets over alleged missing voter names, the EC awaits documents, BJP hits back, and Bengaluru becomes ground zero for a new electoral standoff

New White House tariff policy on India “foolish”, bad for bilateral ties: Scott Horton

Ullekh NP

The American author-radio host is a trenchant critic of American foreign policy and US-led military interventions

Donald Trump is a “bully” with no interest in fairness, decency: Jeffrey D Sachs

Ullekh NP

The American economist and public intellectual was responding to the additional 25% tariffs imposed by Trump on Indian imports on August 6

Fresh evidence surfaces in Malaysian MH17 crash that killed 298 people in 2014

Alan Moore

Revelations by Oleg Pulatov, who was acquitted of all charges due to lack of evidence, raises new doubts about the Dutch investigation

Cloudburst triggers flash floods in Uttarkashi village

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Rescue operations are on as several are feared trapped in debris

Ethanol, Sovereignty, and the Scent of Change

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India’s ethanol drive is not just about cutting carbon or saving foreign exchange. It is about rewriting the story of energy, autonomy, and geopolitical balance

India to US, EU on Russian oil: What is good for the goose is good for the gander

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New Delhi slams US, EU over Russian oil imports, cites western double standards

Life sentence for Prajwal Revanna in first-of-its-kind rape trial

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From its speed to its science, from its target to its verdict, the Prajwal Revanna trial has carved out a rare moment in Indian legal and political history