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The Trouble with Tribunals

And why India’s National Green Tribunal in particular cannot do justice to its stated objective

Thirsty State Pvt Ltd

Kerala has 44 rivers and 300 cm of annual rainfall but is on its way to acute water scarcity. A government move to turn water over to the private sector promises to complicate the problem

Apply Lessons of 2002 to 1984

The efforts Civil Society has made to hold Modi accountable must reach back in time to Rajiv Gandhi

The Place to Fix Dog Cancer

Inside India’s only cancer treatment centre for animals

India’s Jumpy Jingoists

The perils of getting carried away with high-pitched rhetoric against China

The Child Soldiers of Manipur

Underage ‘insurgents’: tales of coercion and courage

Orphans Before Birth

In a clumsy attempt to regulate India’s booming surrogacy market, the Government has put at risk the future of a large number of unborn babies in assisted reproduction clinics

Wrung and Hung Out to Dry

Victims of the Saradha scam may not have been educated and alert enough, but an entire system of governance has been caught napping

Navel Gazing Nation

Taking one’s neighbours seriously is the first step for any country aspiring to a seat at the international high table

No Surprise, Money Still Counts in Karnataka

Assembly poll candidates seem to be either freshly minted millionaires or those who have reported a massive increase in assets over the past five years

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