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Disability deserves equal health rights

Despite legal safeguards and digital infrastructure, over eighty percent of Indians with disabilities still lack health insurance. Exclusion from coverage is no longer a welfare gap but a constitutional challenge India must confront.

By Mitali Mishra 21 Nov 2025 07:36 IST
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A hydrogen bet to reshape economy

India’s green hydrogen mission has moved beyond policy announcements and into implementation. The challenge now is to convert early pilots into scalable markets, reduce costs and build a strategic domestic industry that links clean energy with long term economic strength.

By Pankaj Srivastava 24 Nov 2025 11:48 IST
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Structured growth signals take-off

India’s economy is entering a decisive phase. What was once viewed as cyclical momentum is now developing into a stronger, more structured growth trajectory built on price stability, rising production and expanding participation.

By Raman Singh 29 Nov 2025 10:40 IST
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Mass Eviction Drive Clears 795 Hectares in Assam; 1,700 Families Affected

Assam launched a major eviction drive in Nagaon, clearing 795 hectares and displacing around 1,700 families. Over 2,200 structures, including schools and health centres, were demolished amid heavy security.

By Monitor News Service 29 Nov 2025 19:20 IST
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Jakarta’s growth reveals its limits

Jakarta has surged to the top of the global population rankings, but its triumph could become a warning. The rise of megacities may define the century, yet without careful planning they could also become the fault lines of inequality, climate risk and social strain.

By Aditi Verma 30 Nov 2025 11:53 IST
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