Tariff reduction delivers immediate market boost, yet Modi's response avoids confirming core US demands on ending Russian oil imports, dropping barriers to zero, massive US purchases, enforcement mechanisms, and agricultural access.
Pritha Vashisth
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Pritha Vashishth is a Mumbai-based journalist who writes about human rights, society, and culture. She is the author of two published poetry collections, Mihir and Mayur Pida. She can be contacted at pritha.vashishth@outlookindia.com.
About The Author
Pritha Vashishth is a Mumbai-based journalist who writes about human rights, society, and culture. She is the author of two published poetry collections, Mihir and Mayur Pida. She can be contacted at pritha.vashishth@outlookindia.com.
While exemptions on key imported cancer therapies promise reduced treatment costs for patients, oncologists say preventing cervical cancer through affordable HPV vaccination is essential in fight against preventable cancers
BY Pritha Vashisth 1 February 2026
Following NCP chief Ajit Pawar’s untimely death, Baramati negotiates a future of uncertainty and a past of privilege, as it to be seen if Pawar succeeded in building durable systems or merely enforced efficiency through authority.
BY Pritha Vashisth 30 January 2026
The Padma Shri celebrates him as an irreplaceable bridge sustaining Warli musical legacy and illuminating the artistic depth of Maharashtra's Adivasi communities on the national stage.
BY Pritha Vashisth 26 January 2026
The first few hours of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) elections saw much chaos and confusion when hundreds of voters found that their names were missing from the rolls despite having voted in the last Lok Sabha and Assembly elections
BY Pritha Vashisth 15 January 2026
Opposition alleges it can encourage double voting, election body denies the charge, says it has been used in civic polls in the state multiple times
BY Pritha Vashisth 15 January 2026
After treatment ends, residents of a leprosy colony on Mumbai’s edge confront a quieter affliction—abandonment by family, community, and the everyday world they once belonged to.
BY Pritha Vashisth 13 January 2026
From January to November 2025, Mumbai police registered 401 cases against suspected illegal immigrants, leading to 1,001 deportations, far surpassing the 158 in 2024 and 61 in 2023.
BY Pritha Vashisth 10 January 2026
Parties are going beyond the Marathi Manoos narrative and also trying to woo migrant workers from North India
BY Pritha Vashisth 7 January 2026
As fishing community protesters demand ‘end the Hitlership’, authorities evacuate long-term tenants from Sassoon dock with promises of modernity and gentrified markets.
BY Pritha Vashisth 22 November 2025
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