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Akshay Sharma is a Computer Engineer, tech analyst, ex-Gartner, having authored 280+ research notes, on emerging technologies like Cybersecurity, 5G, and IoT. He has worked for Canada’s Dept of Defense, advised and deployed solutions with DISA: Defense Information Security Agency, at Nortel and Siemens, and advised various 3-letter agencies in the US. A frequent speaker at tech events, he is often quoted in leading institutions like CNN, Wall St. Journal, and CIO.com. He is a former CTO of one …

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SubscriberWrites: Does India glorify the wrong people? From textbooks’ Invader Theory to dynasty, ‘anti-corruption’ palaces and bail-out moralisers

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4 hours ago AMRITSAR, India — On a muggy monsoon evening, farmers in the northern Indian village of Bandala finished tending to their rice and sugarcane crop and flocked to the local Sikh temple. They settled in plastic chairs, women to the front, men to the back, as volunteers served strawberry juice in …
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SubscriberWrites: Does India glorify the wrong people? From textbooks’ Invader Theory to dynasty, ‘anti-corruption’ palaces and bail-out moralisers

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Rahul Gandhi is presented as the voice of India’s struggling youth—those grinding for JEE seats, NEET ranks or foreign admissions on pure marks. His path was different. He entered St. Stephen’s under the sports quota with roughly 61 per cent in Class 12. He spent time at Harvard but failed there. An MPhil from Cambridge followed. These facts appear in mainstream reporting.
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SubscriberWrites: India’s ‘Buckwass’ Justice: Why Delayed and Selective Accountability Remains a Disgrace

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By AKSHAY SHARMA
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Contrast that clarity with the slow, selective, and often political nature of justice inside India. In May 2023 the CBI filed a chargesheet against Congress leader Jagdish Tytler in the Pul Bangash Gurdwara killings during the 1984 anti-Sikh violence. In August 2024 a Delhi court ordered charges of murder, abetment, rioting and promoting enmity to be framed. The trial is still grinding on in 2026. Witnesses are summoned, some relocate, statements are delayed.
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