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Chirag Agarwal

North Melbourne, Singapore
As seen in: TODAY (Singapore), Medium, South China Morning Post, The Straits Times, Khaleej Times, The Diplomat Magazine, The Business Times (Singapore), Zawya, EDN: Voice of the Engineer, Bar & Bench, techUK
I am a politics and soccer enthusiast. Currently pusuing a Master in Public Policy and Management at Unimelb. Living it up in the wonderful city of Melbourne!
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When the taxman comes for your cloud: The PIL that challenged India’s digital search powers

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By Chirag Agarwal, Prisha Agarwal
| Bar & Bench
There is something quietly radical about the power to conduct a tax raid. It bypasses the ordinary rules of legal engagement. It requires no notice, no hearing, no opportunity to respond before officials are already at the door. Indian law has always defended this power on the logic of necessity. In tax raids, surprise is the point, because a warned taxpayer is a taxpayer who has already shredded the documents.
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πŸ’Έ 9 Websites That Pay You Daily β€” No Investment, No BS

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By Chirag Agarwal
| Medium
πŸ’Έ 9 Websites That Pay You Daily β€” No Investment, No BS Tired of β€œget-rich-quick” garbage? So was I. That’s why I researched real websites where people earn legit daily payouts β€” with no upfront investment and no shady stuff. You won’t get rich overnight. But if you want: βœ… Daily cash βœ… Simple work βœ… Zero risk These 9 sites can help πŸ‘‡ 🧠 1.
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Seeing is believing: why Singapore will benefit from having more female politicians

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By Chirag Agarwal
| jom.media
In Rodham, a novel imagining an alternate life for Hillary where she doesn’t marry Bill Clinton, Curtis Sittenfeld brilliantly captures the inherent sexism women face in politics. In one exchange where Hillary is preparing with her team for a presidential debate, her coach asks, “Have you ever seen someone with a facial tattoo?” “People who attend your events are self-selecting and largely predisposed to like you. But whenever you’re on TV, imagine you have a huge tattoo across your face.
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