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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.
Why India Still Fights Over Judge Appointments
Parliament tried to replace the collegium in 2014 and the Court struck it down. Judges still choose judges, so who explains the choices?
BerryBeat Team
7 hours ago14 min read
Electoral Bonds Scandal Why Accountability Still Eludes India
The Supreme Court struck down electoral bonds and warned of quid pro quo. The data raised questions, but no investigation has ever answered them.
BerryBeat Team
1 day ago13 min read
India’s Gig Worker Safety Net Is Still a Blueprint Who Pays Next
India recognised gig workers in law, but no scheme has launched and no platform has started paying into the fund. Who pays for the floor?
BerryBeat Team
2 days ago12 min read
Why Does the Indian Army Still Reflect Caste and Colonial Labels
Celebrated on Republic Day, shielded by AFSPA, still organised by community names. India's Army is the one institution we rarely let anyone question on caste.
BerryBeat Team
5 days ago12 min read
Who Is Really Stealing India s Electricity
A hooked wire makes the evening news. A tampered factory meter makes an accountant's adjustment. India doesn't publish who steals the most.
BerryBeat Team
6 days ago12 min read
India’s Coaching Gamble: Who Pays the Hidden Family Cost?
For UPSC, roughly one in a thousand applicants gets in. India tracks who wins the exam race, but not what the rest of the family pays.
BerryBeat Team
Nov 512 min read
When a Wedding Makes Headlines and a Kidney Sale Exposes India’s Divide
A wedding estimated at thousands of crores and a farmer who sold a kidney over a moneylender loan: neither is illegal, and that is the point.
BerryBeat Team
Nov 412 min read
India s Urban Heat Crisis Needs Real City Plans
India does have heat action plans, but few cities fund them and nights no longer cool. The urban heat island is a slow public health emergency.
BerryBeat Team
Nov 311 min read
Ayurveda Deserves Respect But Does It Deserve a Pass on Proof
Ayurveda is a great tradition, yet India's rules on claims, testing and trials lag behind its promotion. Respect is not the same as proof.
BerryBeat Team
Nov 211 min read
India, Uyghurs, and Rohingya: Is Moral Language Only for Show?
India abstained on a debate about Xinjiang and deported Rohingya refugees. Is strategic restraint a policy, or a price? The ICJ ruling is coming.
BerryBeat Team
Nov 111 min read
India’s Vanishing Tongues and the Race to Save Them
India has lost around 220 languages in fifty years, most spoken by nomadic and tribal communities. What disappears with a language cannot be rebuilt.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 3112 min read
India’s Women in Panchayats and the Proxy Power Problem
India reserved panchayat seats for women, but in too many villages the husband holds the office. The quota gave the seat; power stayed home.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 3011 min read
Reverence or Reporting Did India Miss the CEO Risk Warning Signs
Before IL&FS and Byju's collapsed, glowing profiles made their leaders look like visionaries. Who was asking the hard questions then?
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2913 min read
India’s CSS Puzzle: Why Welfare Delivery Gets Lost in Paperwork
India's welfare schemes are designed in Delhi but drowned in paperwork in the districts, and the beneficiary waits while the form proving the wait gets filled.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2812 min read
India’s Perpetual Tolling Problem Why Fees Never End
Parliament's own committee calls it perpetual tolling: fees that continue after a highway's cost is recovered. The commuter paying 80 rupees has no way to check why.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2511 min read
When Pain Is Dismissed Why Women Wait Years for Diagnosis
A woman with endometriosis in India waits about seven years for a diagnosis. The wait is not an accident. It is the result of research and training that treat her pain as normal.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 249 min read
Illegal Loan Apps and the New Age of Pocket Loan Sharks
Police, the RBI and the Home Ministry have all acted on predatory loan apps. Yet the harassment model survives because it is cheap and shame is the collection tool.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2311 min read
Abolition on Paper Why Sewer Deaths in India Keep Rising
Parliament says no one died of manual scavenging. The same ministry says 498 sanitation workers died in sewers since 2019. The difference is a definition.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2210 min read
CBFC Double Standard or Discretion The Real Test of India’s New Film Guidelines
A kiss gets trimmed in minutes, but films on caste or police brutality wait years. The censor board's own rulebook says violence must not be glorified. So what is it really guarding?
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2112 min read
Can India Stop AI Election Fakes Before They Spread?
India now has a deepfake rulebook. But it covers audio and video only, so the fake that travels as a WhatsApp forward may slip straight through.
BerryBeat Team
Oct 2012 min read
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