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There may be merit to the questions against the EC but it's unlikely to be an electoral issue, writes @AdityaMenon22. Read: thequint.com/news/politics/v…

At a time when massive protests over ‘vote-chori’ are playing out across #India, this seemingly small battlefield over a campus suicide may become a much larger flashpoint that hits close to the very idea of India’s democracy. @ProfRavikantK writes. Read: thequint.com/opinion/sahil-w…

The statement, coming from the chief of a force responsible for Patrolling the 3,488 kilometres long border along China, is indicative of the seriousness of the situation and high level of tension prevailing along those borders. The Armies of two countries remain deployed along the border. Despite enormous challenges, Modi govt appears to not be paying adequate attention to border security, writes Sanjiv Krishan Sood. Read here: thequint.com/opinion/india-c…

The HLCDC is headed by Justice Prakash Prabhakar Naolekar, a retired Supreme Court judge, and is composed of five other members: the current Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India; a recently retired chief secretary of the Uttar Pradesh government; a former IPS officer who served with the Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW); a current economic advisor to the PM; and a serving senior bureaucrat at the MHA. The committee faces scrutiny over its lack of demographic experts and focus on alleged demographic imbalances. @angshuman_ch writes. Read the full article: thequint.com/opinion/modi-go…

A journey through Zimbabwe reveals Africa's agricultural potential & tragedy of land, politics & lost productivity, writes @AkhilBakshi1. Read: thequint.com/opinion/africa-…

Despite enormous challenges, Modi govt appears to not be paying adequate attention to border security. Sanjiv Krishan Sood writes. Read: thequint.com/opinion/india-c…

The #BJP’s crackdown on #protests may have done more to fuel public anger than restore fear, writes @atti_cus. Read: thequint.com/opinion/bjp-has…

India should not wait for consensus. It should press, through the G20 and its bilateral cyber dialogues, for a cross-border protocol on incidents caused by #AI agents. @subimal writes. Read: thequint.com/opinion/ai-atta…

Here’s a strong reality check from the BJP’s own past. Perhaps the biggest and most well-known protest movement in independent India was led by Jayaprakash Narayan in the mid-1970s. @AratiJ writes. Read: thequint.com/opinion/how-bjp…

From Batla House encounter to Shaheen Bagh, @Asad_Ashraf88 reflects on living in Jamia Nagar in a changing India. Read: thequint.com/news/politics/j…

Teary-eyed Muslims prayed in uncertainty at the century-old Race Course mosque on 23 October, Friday. Many of them gathered, along with some women who queued to go to a temple adjacent to the mosque. But only the mosque — which predates Independence — has got an eviction notice, purportedly because it comes in a high-security area with PM's residence being less than 10 minutes away. Additionally, several families whose homes were demolished have also refused to go to the new place allotted to them nearly 50 kms away, citing job loss and emotional connection to their homes and neighbourhood. Read the full story on The Quint: thequint.com/news/politics/m…