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‘No data’ and other tactics: How the government is dodging RTI queries on health pacts with Big Tech

Why is information on agreements involving public resources, taxpayer money, sensitive health data not available in the public domain?

What does the summary expulsion of an Opposition MP say about Parliamentary democracy in India?

The India Fix: A newsletter on Indian politics from Scroll.in.

Union ministers attend events by BJP-affiliated group when on foreign tours, says S Jaishankar

The external affairs minister said that meeting members of the Indian community abroad is ‘part of our tradition’.

Centre bans onion exports till March 2024, lowers wheat stock limits

The decisions are aimed at controlling the prices of the food staples and increasing their availability.

403 Indian students have died abroad since 2018, highest in Canada: Centre

More Indians study in Canada than in other countries, the External Affairs Ministry said.

‘The Muslim Secular’: This book argues that Muslims contribute equally to Indian secularism

The author inverts the logic that attempts to situate the provenance of Indian secularism in majoritarian generosity.

In animated film ‘The Siren’, a reminder that ‘democracy and peace are never eternal’

Sepideh Farsi’s period drama will be screened at the International Film Festival of Kerala.

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