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In India, voting cannot remain merely a statutory right
A recent debate has emerged on whether the right to vote in India should be elevated from a statutory right to a fundamental right. Historically, the Supreme Court has maintained that voting is a statutory right derived from the Representation of the People Acts.
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Must ReadC Raja Mohan writes: Beyond US and China, India and others are building a ‘G Minus Two’ for Indo-Pacific
Recent diplomatic engagements by India and other Asian middle powers indicate a strategic shift towards strengthening regional partnerships, conceptualized as a 'G Minus Two' approach. Driven by anxieties over a potential US-China duopoly and the need to manage Chinese power while mitigating risks of economic interdependence, nations like India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, and Australia are expanding their geopolitical and economic cooperation.
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Must ReadIndia, AI governance, and a voice for the Global South
The article critiques India's shifting stance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance, moving from advocating for the Global South's needs to aligning with US-centric technological and regulatory frameworks. It highlights the potential risks of this shift, including exploitation of domestic resources and users, and urges India to reclaim a leadership role in global AI governance, particularly at upcoming international dialogues, to champion strategic autonomy and equitable technological development.
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Must ReadCaste census: methodology, challenges, and the road ahead | Explained
The Government of India has announced that a full caste census will be conducted as part of the upcoming Population Census, marking a significant departure from previous policy. A 'pre-test' is currently underway in 16 States and Union Territories, featuring an 'open column' for respondents to record their caste, the methodology for which will inform the final enumeration process.
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