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“Five Billion Dollars and Still Dirty: India’s Holy River, Betrayed by Bureaucracy”

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By Anurag Pandit
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By Anurag Pandit "A nation that sings hymns to a river while allowing it to choke on its own filth does not suffer from ignorance , it suffers from cowardice.
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A Good Woman Is Always ‘Too Much’ for the Wrong People

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By Anurag Pandit
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By Anurag Pandit Writer’s Note I’ve always believed that words have the power to heal and to provoke, to comfort, and to rebel. This piece was born out of countless conversations I’ve had with women I admire: sisters, friends, colleagues, and strangers who trusted me with their stories. Stories filled with passion, brilliance, tenderness and pain. I wrote this because I’ve witnessed too many incredible women being told that they are “too much.” Too emotional. Too opinionated. Too driven. Too loud.
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Straits, Sanctions, and Sovereignty: The Deep Architecture of Energy-Driven Imperialism

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By Anurag Pandit
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By Anurag Pandit The chronicles of modern geopolitics are rife with sanitized explanations, comfortable illusions, and heavily edited truths. Western interventions, particularly in the Middle East, have long been marketed as humanitarian crusades, quests for democratic freedom, or necessary actions against terrorism. But beneath the varnish of diplomatic language and televised appeals to morality lies the enduring engine of foreign policy: oil.
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