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Revenue Triumph, Citizen’s Burden: India’s LPG–China Paradox

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By Kumar Vikram Verified
| Illustrated Daily News
India’s economic narrative today presents a paradox of triumph and burden. On one hand, the government is celebrating record GST collections—₹2.43 lakh crore in April 2026, a fiscal milestone signalling compliance and buoyancy. On the other, citizens are reeling under persistent inflationary shocks, most visibly in the commercial LPG segment, where prices surged by ₹993 in May alone, crossing ₹3,000 per cylinder in Delhi.
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Behind the Last Battle: How Amit Shah’s Strategy Ended Naxalism in India by 2026

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By Kumar Vikram Verified
| Illustrated Daily News
When Union Home Minister Amit Shah visited security camps in Bastar and sat with jawans who had been fighting in the forests for years, he was not there for photographs. He asked them what they needed. And then he made sure they got it. That habit — of asking, listening, and then actually acting — is perhaps the simplest explanation for why India's anti-Naxal campaign moved so differently after Shah took charge of the Home Ministry. The strategic vision was important.
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Red Carpet for Peace, Bullet for Terror: The Dual Policy That Defeated Naxalism

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By Kumar Vikram Verified
| Illustrated Daily News
New Delhi :For several decades, Naxalism remained one of the biggest internal security challenges facing the nation, casting a long shadow of violence and fear over large parts of tribal India. The movement not only claimed countless innocent lives but also blocked the path of development and progress in some of the country’s most remote regions.
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