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HIGHLIGHTS


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


The Dark Economics of Cow Politics in India and Its Human Cost
Gau raksha killed 44 people. The abandoned cow never made it to the gaushala.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 164 min read


Breaking the Silence: Understanding the Reality of Honour Killings in Modern India
Your city is not too modern for honour killing. It is too quiet about it.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 64 min read


The Crisis of Justice in India: Understanding the 56 Million Pending Court Cases
The rich use delay as strategy. The poor use it as a sentence.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 44 min read


Whose God Is This When Temples Thrive and Millions Go Hungry in India
God is very comfortable. The people who feed him are starving outside.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 24 min read


The Managed Performance of India's Online Public Sphere: Unpacking the Troll Economy
India has 150,000 paid trolls — and none of them write the script.

BerryBeat Team
Jul 14 min read


The Hidden Dangers of India's Surrogacy Regulation Act and Its Impact on Women
India banned surrogacy payments — but the womb is still for rent.

BerryBeat Team
Jun 304 min read


Beyond the Glitzy Facade: Unraveling the Reality of India's Smart Cities Mission
India spent ₹1.64 lakh crore building smart cities that still flood every monsoon.

BerryBeat Team
Jun 294 min read


The Illusion of Green Transport in India: CNG Dreams vs Reality
In November 2025, Mumbai came to a standstill. A single damaged GAIL pipeline caused CNG pumps across the city to collapse overnight. Autorickshaw and taxi drivers waited for three to four hours in queues, far longer than the usual fifteen to thirty minutes. Fares surged, commuters scrambled, and the crisis lasted for days. Then, like many infrastructure failures in India that affect the poor and working class, it was quietly forgotten.

BerryBeat Team
May 143 min read
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