Independent analysis for India's decision-makers
India’s Election Commission has deleted over 91 lakh voters in West Bengal and 47 lakh net in Bihar through its Special Intensive Revision. Opposition parties and UN experts say Muslims were disproportionately affected; the Supreme Court upheld the exercise’s legality in May 2026.
Four years, three party implosions, one pattern: Shiv Sena, the NCP and West Bengal’s Mukul Roy have each tested India’s Tenth Schedule and come out ahead. A look at why the anti-defection law’s designated umpire — the Speaker — keeps ruling in favour of whoever appointed him.
Nandan Nilekani, who built Aadhaar as UIDAI’s founding chairman, has been tapped by PM Modi to lead a 6-member task force reforming India’s exam system — formed a day after the Education Minister resigned over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. Here’s who’s on the panel, and what’s at stake.
A minister called protesters “disruptive elements.” A grieving father asked him to look at his dead son instead. What India’s NEET crisis reveals about the real cost of treating every hard question as treason — and what it costs the government’s own loyal supporters too.
Sonam Wangchuk, the engineer who once froze water into ice to save a Himalayan village, is eighteen days into his sixth hunger strike in three years. This isn’t just a story about Ladakh’s statehood demand or an exam scandal — it’s about a government that has learned to talk only after a court, or a crisis, forces its hand.
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