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Although India's transition to a capitalist economic model has been underway for decades, the pace of change has quickened in recent years. This paradigm change has been primarily driven by the government's goals of increasing economic growth and employment prospects, as well as by India's increasing participation in the global economy. The Latest Scoop In current events, numerous significant occurrences demonstrate India's journey towards capitalism. 2021 was a watershed year in Indian history as the government announced intentions to privatize IDBI Bank and Air India, two of the country's major state-owned institutions. This was a massive step toward the government's privatization goal and demonstrated that India is committed to the free market system. In the same year that ...

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India’s Wake-Up Call: Alarming Surge In Crimes Against Women Demands Urgent Action

Sayani ChakrabortyNovember 4, 20230

The safety of women in India is a significant problem for the country, which is known for its rich cultural history and quickly developing economy. There has been a worrisome increase in crimes against women, according to the most recent data from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB). There were an astounding 4,28,278 reports of this type of crime in 2021 or almost 113 per day. Compared to the 3,71,503 instances reported in 2020, this is a substantial rise. Typical Offenses According to the NCRB's research, the number of crimes committed in India against women will increase by 8 percent in 2021. A worrying 64.5 out of every lakh Indian women were victims of crime in 2021, a rise from the previous year's incidence of 56.5 per lakh population. Most crimes committed against w...

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Supreme Court Slams Governments For Rendering RTI Act As ‘Dead Letter Law’; Why? Let’s Find Out!

Sayani ChakrabortyNovember 3, 20230

The Supreme Court made a scathing statement saying that governments had rendered the Right to Information Act "a dead letter law" by failing to fill vacancies in information commissioners. This underscores the grimness of the data offered by the petitioners in the case. Examples include Telangana, which has not had a SIC since February 2023; Tripura, which has not had a SIC since July 2021, and Jharkhand, which has not had a SIC since May 2020; and the Central Information Commission (CIC), where 7 of the 11 information commissioner posts are vacant and the body will become defunct if replacements for the four incumbent commissioners due to retire in November are not put in place in time. Judgement and first Appearance It's worth noting that this is not the case's first appearance ...

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EC’s Swift Response: Priyanka Gandhi, Himanta Biswa Sarma Served Notices For Controversial Statements

Sayani ChakrabortyNovember 2, 20230

Priyanka Gandhi-Vadra of the Congress party and Himanta Biswa Sarma of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) were both issued notifications by the Election Commission shortly after making controversial statements in Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh, respectively. Until December 5, the Election Commission has banned "yatras" headed by senior officials from promoting programs in the five states hosting elections and the byelection constituency in Nagaland. Quick response of ECI The quick response time of ECI is impressive. Political campaigns at the federal and state levels frequently involve using government resources, such as personnel and vehicles. And when the races heat up, politicians tend to sink to new lows in poisonous rhetoric. Since both Gandhi Vadra and Sarma are seasoned politicians ...

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Revolutionising Political Finance: Congress Plans Crowdsourcing Portal For Fundraising Transparency

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 31, 20230

Congress plans to use a crowdsourcing portal to raise more funds, the Times of India reported citing sources. If it's anything like the current approach, the most noteworthy aspect will be a digital paper trail and, hopefully, more open political finance. Worldwide, it is tough to regulate political money. Although political parties exist independently of the state, they legislate on behalf of the government to establish rules governing their funding. There are two central tenets of regulation concerning political finance: limits on individual donations and transparency regarding funding. Since it is easy to circumvent limits if the donor is unknown, full disclosure of the funding source is more important. The world's leading democracies have had difficulty formulating a regulatory ...

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Rural India’s Silent Revolution: Small Farmer Incomes — The Real Election Decider

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 17, 20230

Agricultural earnings have, historically speaking, been the factor that has determined which party wins elections. This factor is entirely unrelated to caste calculations or the commotion of populist measures. Seventy percent of people in rural India depend on agriculture as their primary source of income, and the majority of these people—85 percent—are small and marginal farmers who are frequently caught in a never-ending cycle of debt, poverty, and inadequate living standards. Since this is where small farmers' earnings have increased over time, it is easy to see why the chief ministers of the states of Telangana, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha continue to have substantial support from the farming community. The first two options are going to be in a vote. It would seem that KCR and Bhu...

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Mahua Moitra’s Viral Photos With Shashi Tharoor Sparks Controversy: Accusations Of Manipulated Photos And Political Intrigue

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 17, 20230

After photos of her dinner with Congress leader Shashi Tharoor went viral, Trinamool Congress (TMC) politician and Member of Parliament Mahua Moitra found herself in the focus of a social media maelstrom. Reports suggest that there is a relation between the two. Still, Moitra has fired back, accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of spreading doctored photos and defending the authenticity of women in Bengal. Photos and confidentiality issues The photos of Mahua Moitra and Shashi Tharoor out to dinner with some mystery guests surfaced without any explanation. The images sparked much curiosity and conjecture on the web. Users have speculated that Moitra and Tharoor have something romantic "cooking" between them. The dinner's location is a secret. Moitra's quick response was a...

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NeuroStrike: Unleashing Warfare On Mind, Urgent Defenses Needed

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 11, 20230

There has been a sinister shift in the nature of battle as technology has progressed. Experts have coined the term "NeuroStrike" to describe a weapon created to exploit the human mind, which is one of the most concerning advances in conventional warfare. Urgent preventative actions are needed across the board in response to the introduction of NeuroStrike to safeguard not just national security but also the moral components of contemporary combat. Learning about NeuroStrike The term "NeuroStrike" is shorthand for any military operation in which neurotechnology is employed to affect, disrupt, or manipulate the human brain and cognitive processes. It includes several methods, such as brain-computer interface development and neurological hacking. The goal of NeuroStrike is to influence ...

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Navigating Terrorism and Triumphs: A Decade of Challenges and Successes in India’s Counterterrorism Efforts

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 11, 20230

Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, counterterrorism efforts have been intricate and multidimensional. On the one hand, much has been accomplished regarding foiling terrorist schemes and eliminating terrorists. However, the decade has also had its fair share of high-profile terror acts, leading to a critical evaluation of counterterrorism efforts. Successes in the Fight Against Terrorism The government of Prime Minister Modi has been aggressive in its pursuit of terrorist organizations. In 2016, in response to a terrorist attack on an Indian military installation, the Indian Army carried out surgical strikes targeting terrorist launch pads in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. This bold move demonstrated India's dedication to fighting terrorism. Security infrastructure and systems for exchan...

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Pioneers Of 2024: Decoding The Dynamics Of ‘Semi-Final’ State Polls Before General Elections

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 11, 20230

The political climate in India is dynamic as the country prepares for another round of state assembly elections. These elections in 679 districts in the states of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana, and Mizoram are very consequential. These elections are highly anticipated since they are the penultimate set of state assembly elections before the next federal elections and because the BJP and Congress directly compete in three of these states. Even while voters in various states have proven in the past to make different choices in assembly and Lok Sabha elections, there are underlying themes that might have long-lasting effects on the national stage. The Role of Surveys and the Caste System In recent assembly elections, caste is an important consideration. The Congress...

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Balancing Act VS Minority Appeasement: How Mamata Banerjee Steered Politics In Bengal?

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 11, 20230

West Bengal's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has been a significant player in Indian politics for decades. Her almost a decade-long term in office has been met with praise and criticism. Her treatment of the state's minority populations has been a frequent topic of criticism in political debate. Mamata Banerjee's leadership has been accused of appeasement by her detractors, while her defenders maintain that she is just promoting communal unity and safeguarding the rights of all residents. Appeasement of the minority Mamata Banerjee is hardly the only Indian politician to face charges of attempting to "appease" a minority group. Many think she has been too accommodating to minorities, especially Muslims, to win their votes. Some of the most critical claims involve selective aid system...

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Gujarat’s Groundbreaking Infrastructure Sets the Stage for ‘Viksit Bharat’ Vision

Sayani ChakrabortyOctober 7, 20230

A nation's capacity to construct and maintain high-quality infrastructure is crucial to its development and prosperity. The state and the country may be propelled to greater heights with the help of well-organized and effective infrastructural facilities that promote economic and social growth. Gujarat's dedication to building first-rate infrastructure has made it a national role model for economic development. Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit In 2003, Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi (then Chief Minister of Gujarat) led an innovative initiative called the "Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit," which not only changed the economic landscape of Gujarat but also ensured the long-term viability of the state's world-class industrial infrastructure. Over the last two decades, Gujarat has establ...