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The eleventh part of a series of articles on ‘India’s Education Journey: From Macaulay to NEP’. This article discusses why are Government of India’s welfare expenditures, including expenditure on education, so low.
The Centre’s push for PSB consolidation and foreign investment prioritises bank profitability over financial inclusivity.
Even after 25 years, the State’s modest progress is eclipsed by corruption, deprivation, unemployment and tribal discontent.
The so-called ‘Holistic Development’ of Great Nicobar Island threatens irreversible ecological damage through massive infrastructural expansion in an area under permanent tectonic strain. It exposes the gulf between India’s sustainability rhetoric and the destructive reality of its projects.
Even after embracing new faiths, Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims continue to face caste-based exclusion. Yet a 1950 Presidential Order blocks them from constitutional protection.
In this interview, Saeed Mirza discusses Hindutva-oriented films and what they mean for India today.
In the dogmatic scheme of things then,‘Vande Mataram’ was more of a religious war cry to establish Hindu glory, before it became a political chant for freedom against the British.
Both are oppressive tools but the Islamic veil becomes a catch-22 for the Muslim woman caught between patriarchy and prejudice.
‘The Menstrual Leave Debate and the Silence Around Women’s Health in India’; ‘Karnataka Govt Clears Menstrual Leave Policy, Women Can Take One Paid Day Off Every Month’; ‘Left Behind: The Women Missing from India’s Period Leave Conversation’.
India’s medical education system prepares a workforce that learns early to value personal profit over their patient’s well-being.
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