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Amal Chandra

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  • Author, Policy Analyst, Political Commentator and Columnist, Freelance
Delhi, New Delhi, Thiruvananthapuram
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Covers:  politics, public policy, government and global affairs
Doesn't Cover: General Science
Author and Columnist | Public Policy Officer, @INCIndia | O/o @ShashiTharoor | Coordinator, South Asia @sfliberty | Served K-DISC | PMPY @UNICEF - CUG |

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As an author, policy analyst, political commentator, and columnist, Amal possesses a deep interest in research, public policy, governance, social exclusion, public relations, and political communication. His professional affiliations include serving as a Member of the Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC) and chairing the Research and Development Vertical at the All India Professionals' Congress (AIPC) in Kerala. He also contribute to Research and Public Affairs at the Of…

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On Friendship Day: The Bonds That Build Civilisation

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By Amal Chandra Verified, Deeksha Tyagi
| OPEN Verified
Friendship Day arrives each year draped in greeting cards, social-media tributes and nostalgic photographs-observances almost immune to ideological division. Yet beneath the affectionate messages lies a question that deserves more reflection than it receives: why has friendship, one of humanity's oldest institutions, acquired a designated day for remembrance?
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Douse the flames

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By Amal Chandra Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
Schools, offices and residential societies must institutionalise evacuation drills as a routine civic practice. Fire safety is ultimately a test of governance itself Amal Chandra Published 30.07.26, 08:51 AM Representational image. Sourced by the Telegraph India’s approach to fire safety is dangerously reactive even though fire accidents account for 13,000-15,000 lives every year, according to the National Crime Records Bureau.
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The disruptive rise of India’s new political generation

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By Amal Chandra Verified, Ajay P Karuvally
| The Hindu Verified
India’s political establishment has long spoken of youth in the future tense — young people as tomorrow’s leaders, democracy’s inheritors, and the next generation of voters. Beneath this language of hope, however, is a political reality, which is that power has remained concentrated among ageing leaders who rarely entrusted young people with real influence. That political fiction is now rapidly fading. India’s youth are no longer “citizens in waiting”.
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