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Politics: Unfiltered & Raw
Politics isn't just headlines; it is the engine of our society. We take you beyond the TV debates to analyze the real moves on the global chessboard. From local elections to international power struggles, we bring you the unvarnished truth. Whether it is a breaking scandal or a silent policy revolution, we break down what it means for you. Join the conversation that actually matters.


When Abortion Rights Depend on Geography and Wealth
India's abortion law reaches urban women. Rural, poor, and Adivasi women reach something else.

BerryBeat Team
2 hours ago10 min read


India's Night Shift Women — The Invisible Labour Force Running Your E-Commerce
Amazon called the no-toilet-breaks pledge a motivational exercise. The NHRC called it otherwise.

BerryBeat Team
1 day ago12 min read


Indian Cities and the Housing Trap for Workers
Mumbai's construction worker earns Rs 15,000 a month. Rent in the outskirts costs Rs 35,000.

BerryBeat Team
3 days ago13 min read


PDS Leakages in India Why Millions Still Miss Their Grain
28% of India's subsidised grain never reaches its beneficiary. That is Rs 69,108 crore.

BerryBeat Team
4 days ago12 min read


The Deadly Sand Mafia Behind India Construction Boom
Three journalists were killed for covering sand mining in India. The trucks kept moving.

BerryBeat Team
5 days ago11 min read


JEE Coaching Is Not a Fee It Is a Wall
80 to 85% of top JEE rankers are from cities. Not smarter. Better funded.

BerryBeat Team
6 days ago11 min read


India’s Banned Drug Dilemma Why Irrational FDCs Still Sell
India banned 344 irrational drugs in 2016. Companies won stays. The drugs kept selling.

BerryBeat Team
Aug 512 min read


Karnataka Moves to Regulate Private Ambulance Fares After Rs 8500 Shock Fee
The ambulance driver sets the price during the heart attack. There is no regulator.

BerryBeat Team
Aug 411 min read


India’s Missing Girls and the Bride Crisis Why the Numbers Still Matter
The missing girls of 1990 are the missing brides of 2020. The connection is arithmetic.

BerryBeat Team
Aug 311 min read


India's Blood Banks Charge for Donation?
14,474 people in India acquired HIV through blood transfusion. Nobody lost a licence.

BerryBeat Team
Aug 112 min read


India e-Waste Crisis Is Your Smartphone Endgame
India generates 2.2 million tonnes of e-waste. There are 2,808 formal collection centres.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 3112 min read


India’s Organic Food Fraud Crisis Exposed
The USDA stopped trusting India's organic certification in 2021. Urban consumers still do.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 3011 min read


India’s Polygamy Debate Why Women Get Lost in Personal Law Politics
Christians in India practise polygamy at 2.1%. Muslims at 1.9%. The debate targets only one.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2911 min read


The Hidden Abuse in Child Care Institutions Why Accountability Fails
The charity has a website. Smiling photos. Foreign donors. And unaudited dormitories.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2814 min read


Triple Talaq to Polygamy Why Muslim Women Rights Still Face Political Roadblocks
Shayara Bano won in the Supreme Court. The feminist movement argued about politics.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2713 min read


India’s Suicide Epidemic Why the Silence Is Costing Lives
66% of India's suicides are people earning under Rs 1 lakh a year. Poverty kills.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2511 min read


Why Are Design Students Paying for Unpaid Creative Labor in India?
The struggling artist myth was invented by people who profit from cheap creative labour.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2411 min read


Waqf in India Why the Trust for the Poor Is Failing Its Own People
The Waqf was endowed to serve the poor Muslim. He is still waiting.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2310 min read


India’s Adoption Crisis Why Are 36381 Families Waiting
No child waits because there are no parents. They wait because nobody completed the file.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 2210 min read


The Silent Crisis in Healthcare: Unpacking the Tragic Death of a Resident Doctor
RG Kar demanded a central law for doctor safety. It has not been passed.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 214 min read
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