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A small share of merchant transactions accounts for a disproportionately large share of UPI's payment value, making targeted cost recovery more feasible

The simple reason free high-value UPI makes no sense and no one is talking about it

Ganesan Subramanian - September 17, 2026

GDP is built from thousands of economic data points—not a single measurement—and depends on complex statistical methods

Can we trust India’s GDP?

Rapid urbanisation, congestion, pollution, water stress and infrastructure overload have renewed the debate on administrative decentralisation

Why not distribute TN’s capital functions across the state?

Researchers at IIM Ahmedabad examined around 300 popular Hindi films from the 1960s through the 2010s to identify recurring representational patterns

Unmistakable bias in Bollywood movies: What, how, why & when?

NEET reserved 75% of seats for merit-based admission and capped fees at ₹5 lakh/year — leaving private college owners just 25% of seats to monetize, often to NRI applicants at a premium

Why do the Private Medical Colleges hate NEET? Are they funding CJP?

Does BJP lack courage to address discrimination of Hindus?

Does BJP lack courage to address discrimination of Hindus?

Satya Dosapati - October 6, 2018 10

The rise of the right: analysing the political scenario in Sweden

The rise of the right: Analysing the political scenario in Sweden

Adithya Anil Variath - October 6, 2018 0

Govt run out of Steam to fight Corruption?

Why has the Government run out of Steam to fight Corruption?

Natraj Shetty - October 4, 2018 8

Chandrachud A Temporary Hero

Chandrachud: A temporary hero

Ravi Shanker Kapoor - October 3, 2018 1

On Certain Systems and their Violations - Constituent Assembly Debates

On Certain Systems and their Violations – Constituent Assembly Debates –...

Pankaj Sahay - October 1, 2018 1

Violations of Fundamental Rights & Human Rights(

On certain systems and their violations of fundamental rights and human...

Pankaj Sahay - September 29, 2018 0

CM Devendra Fadnavis has told the media that Lord Ganpati does not need DJ and Dolby.

No Ganpati Bappa Morya

S Balakrishnan - September 24, 2018 4

Law & Policy : Extradition Treaty of India vis-a-vis Order of Dubai Cout on Augusta Westland Case

Reviewing the Extradition Treaties of India in the light of Dubai...

Adithya Anil Variath - September 22, 2018 0

There is a crying need for re-evaluation of the history of Nehru’s contribution to India.

Debunking the Myth about Nehru

Sudip Bhattacharyya - September 21, 2018 22

Modi takes direct charge of economic measures

Modi takes direct charge of economic measures to avert crisis

M D Nalapat - September 18, 2018 7

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