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The transparency question at the heart of the EVM debate

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By Ajaz Ashraf, Amisha Thakur, Khalid Ansari
| Frontline India Verified
Professor Mridul Nandi addressed a seminar last week at Kolkata’s Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) on a topic puzzling to most citizens: How transparent is the current EVM [Electronic Voting Machine] system in India? There couldn’t have been a better person to speak on the esoteric subject of the EVM than Nandi, for he’s a member of the ISI’s Applied Statistics Unit and specialises in cryptography, the science of using mathematical codes to secure information from breaches.
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Why India’s political class fears the CJP

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By Ajaz Ashraf, T.K. Rajalakshmi, Vaishna Roy Verified
| Frontline India Verified
The significance of the Cockroach Janata Party’s leap from online to real life at Jantar Mantar lay in its endeavour to dispel the fear paralysing the Indian political system, which was manifested in hundreds of Gen Z protesters chanting, “We will not be scared by your [BJP] politics.” This was a testament to their resolve to overcome the fear that the Modi government’s Pavlovian response to crush dissent had generated.
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The cockroach and the toffee

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By Ajaz Ashraf
| Flipboard
1 hour ago In a couple of weeks, investigators are expected to release their final report into the crash of Air India Flight AI171. The Ahmedabad-to-London flight fell from the sky less than a minute after takeoff last June. There were 242 people on board, and all but one died. Among the victims were Javed Ali, …
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