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Inside the Capital

India
Justice Varma’s case creates an unprecedented situation
#InsideTheCapital: Beyond the procedural nitty-gritty involved in the case, there is a far more important issue
Satya Prakash
Delhi
Armed forces eye swift, coordinated media strategy
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has initiated efforts to build an information warfare infrastructure
Ajay Banerjee
Delhi
Death of a dream
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: Across these many stories of pain and anguish - RG Kar and Kasba to Balasore - the only constant is elusive justice
Aditi Tandon
Delhi
Stray dog menace: Supreme Court hits the nail on the head
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: The rise in the population of street dogs has led to a visible increase in dog-bite incidents and rabies deaths
Satya Prakash
Delhi
Modi's reliance on his trusted set of lieutenants
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: A select group of bureaucrats have enjoyed the trust and confidence of the PMO
Animesh Singh

Delhi
Trust, terrain pose hurdles amid India, China de-escalation push
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: A 'three-Ds' step-wise approach was suggested by India to cool down tempers along the LAC
Ajay Banerjee
Delhi
Bhagwat’s Pingle recall a message to Sangh Parivar
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: Bhagwat quoted Moropant, in remarks that the Congress-led opposition interpreted as RSS chief’s hidden message for Prime Minister Narendra Modi who turns 75 this September
Aditi Tandon
Delhi
Solid waste management in Delhi calls for urgent action
#INSIDETHECAPITAL: The existing mountains of solid waste in the national capital are a testimony to the failure of the Executive
Satya Prakash
Delhi
Special intensive revision of poll rolls in Bihar stirs political stand-off
#INSIDETHECAPITAL:The poll panel has maintained that there is nothing extraordinary in the exercise, as it was conducted in Bihar in 2003 also
Animesh Singh
Delhi
India’s fighter jet project hinges on supply of engines from other nations
INSIDE THE CAPITAL
Ajay Banerjee

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