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  • India’s Economic Evolution (1975–2025): A Structural Political Economy Analysis

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    This article conducts a comprehensive analysis of the Indian economy from 1975 to 2025, situating its trajectory within macroeconomic, political, institutional, geopolitical, and structural dimensions. It identifies key phases: the state controlled economy era (1975–1991), the balance-of-payments crisis and initial liberalization (1991–2000), growth acceleration and consolidation (2000–2010), structural formalization and digital transformation (2010–2025), and the…

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    Kremlin in New Delhi: A message to washington.

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    Kremlin in New Delhi is more than a ceremonial headline.Putin’s 2025 visit signals that the India–Russia axis remains a central pillar of Eurasian geopolitics and a deliberate reminder to Washington that New Delhi will not be boxed into any one camp.For India, it is a calculated assertion of strategic autonomy; for Russia, it is proof…

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  • The Third Chamber of Indian Parliament – Supreme Court

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    The Constitution of India, adopted in 1950, crafts a delicate balance of power among sovereign constitutional bodies such as Parliament, the President, the Supreme Court, and autonomous institutions like the Election Commission of India (ECI) and Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Each is entrusted with specific duties under constitutional provisions to ensure democratic governance operates…

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    The Delusion of Congress : Great Nicobar Project & RAM Setu

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    Recently, Sonia Gandhi wrote an article in The Hindu emphasizing the ecological disaster of The Great Nicobar Project. While the project’s development undeniably holds vast strategic and economic promise for India, it also raises critical questions about the inconsistency and hypocrisy in the Congress party’s approach to ecological and cultural heritage issues. Great Nicobar Project:…

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