Delhi’s Shiksha Aarambh initiative employed QR codes to locate and enroll out-of-school children, easing their return to formal education. But, did it reach enough beneficiaries?
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Abhijay Raj Vaish is a journalist at Outlook, covering stories that lie at the intersection of politics, public interest, and policy. He focuses on making complex issues accessible through explainers, ground reports, and narrative-driven features.
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By honouring The Kerala Story, the state doesn’t just celebrate a film — it legitimises a narrative. In India’s new cinematic order, distortion wins trophies and ideology gets a close-up.
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Hundreds of underage girls are trafficked into cities under false promises, only to be exploited as domestic workers. Where are the safeguards?
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A three-volume series features powerful storytelling depicting Gavri, a 40-day ritual dance-drama performed by the Rajasthan Bhils.
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As the NCERT reintroduces Mughals for the 8th standard, how has the process of retraction been employed to serve ulterior motives in recent years?
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The NCERT defended the content of the textbook stating that “All the facts presented in this textbook are based on well-known primary and secondary academic sources.
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House arrests have been used as a tool by governments to curtail the activities of the Jammu and Kashmir leaders, with Public Safety Act (PSA) and Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) becoming a routine occurrence.
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Locals have flagged reluctancy among the landlords and Municipal Corporation of Delhi for past several years. They said that the issues were notified several times, yet there were no proper actions taken to fix it.
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The AAIB released a 15-page preliminary report on AI171 Air India crash says both engines unexpectedly shut down 32 seconds after the plane took off.
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The legislator from Sivasagar was responding to the eviction of residents from a Muslim-dominated area in Dhubri district.
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