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Gujarat High Court
Illustration depicting the rethinking of abortion laws in India. A woman stands amidst judges and activists, surrounded by legal symbols and a fetus within the female symbol, conveying a tone of advocacy and reform.
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White House National Security Adviser Ambassador John Bolton takes questions from reporters Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2018, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of White House, on the upcoming G-20 summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina
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On Ground

Governments Come and Go, But Burari’s Fate Remains Same: Dust All Around, Long Pending Sewer Work and Collapsed Administration, It’s What US President Trump Would Call a HellHole

The civic conditions in Burari remain appalling, and it is disheartening to witness the daily struggles of its residents. Roads are riddled with potholes, and construction work has dragged on for four ...
By
Gaurav Pandey
A group of people standing near a gas agency to recieve their cylinders.
On Ground

War Reaches Kitchens: Long Waits, Booking Failures and Black Market Sales Leave Delhi Households Struggling for Cooking Gas

The US-Israel war on Iran and the escalated middle east crisis is leaving vulnerable households struggling to secure basic cooking necessities
By
Gaurav Pandey
News graphic titled "Delhi’s First Lotus Year" with reporters interviewing residents. Background features political figures and a large lotus emblem.
On Ground

One Year of BJP Raj in Delhi Marked With Eviction Notices to Unauthorized Colonies and Frustration With Slow Moving Welfare Schemes

The BJP Government seems to be faltering at implementation of various public welfare schemes it had promised ahead of Delhi 2025 elections. Several residents say that multiple financial assurances to ...
By
Gaurav Pandey

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India

Why is Kochi called the Queen of the Arabian Sea?

From ancient spice routes to colonial harbours, how Kochi’s maritime might and cultural mosaic earned it a royal title on the Arabian Sea
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Guest Contributor
3 min read
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Business

Solo Entrepreneur's Smartest Move in 2026: OPC Registration

Why One Person Company status is becoming the go‑to structure for India’s solo founders in a fast-growing startup landscape
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Guest Contributor
3 min read
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Lifestyle

Custom PC Wallpapers: Upgrade Your Screen Style with AI

From mood-based designs to surreal concepts, AI-powered tools make it easier than ever to create personalised desktop wallpapers
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Guest Contributor
4 min read
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