Since Independence, India has overcome many defining challenges. Yet many battles remain.
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Nivedita Singh is a data journalist with over ten years of experience covering government, public policy, and elections. Her data-driven reporting focuses on governance, infrastructure, education and social development.
- Data Dive | Since Independence, India Has Overcome Many Defining Challenges. Yet Many Battles Remain
Women now dominate NEET participation and qualification, but remain underrepresented at the very top of India's biggest medical entrance examination.
BY Nivedita Singh 30 July 2026
Bullets, Naxalism and conflict have long defined Bastar and Chhattisgarh. But this is history now. The state government is trying to use tribal enterprises, forest produce and farming to redefine its future
BY Nivedita Singh 29 July 2026
As the guns fall silent, Bastar’s challenge shifts from defeating insurgency to rebuilding lives, trust and opportunity
BY Nivedita Singh 29 July 2026
Just ahead of elections next year, Punjab is offering Rs 1,000 per month to women at a time when its outstanding debt has climbed to nearly half of its annual economic output
BY Nivedita Singh 17 July 2026
India, home to one of the world's largest school systems, has an ambitious plan to make artificial intelligence and computational thinking (AI & CT) part of future-ready education. But the rollout will depend on the digital infrastructure available in schools. Nivedita Singh explains
BY Nivedita Singh 17 July 2026
Delhi has periodically announced transport reforms to tackle air pollution. The EV Policy 2.0 is the latest chapter in this 25-year journey
BY Nivedita Singh 15 July 2026
Since 1951, the Lok Sabha seats have increased from 489 to 543 in four delimitation exercises. The Lok Sabha seats for each state are decided on the basis of the population of the state. Now, the Delimitation Bill, 2026 proposes increasing the strength of the House by 273 to 816 seats. Nivedita Singh explains
BY Nivedita Singh 2 July 2026
How the NDA stacks up against the constitutional threshold required to reintroduce and pass the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill. Nivedita Singh explains
BY Nivedita Singh 2 July 2026
Under Article 368, a special majority is mandatory for constitutional amendments
BY Nivedita Singh 2 July 2026
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