Bharti Mishra Nath
Bharti Mishra Nath is Contributing Editor, NDTV
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Opinion | AAP And Raghav Chadha At A Political Crossroads
The public unravelling of the relationship between Chadha and AAP is not merely another episode of intra-party dissent. It is a revealing moment that exposes deeper structural and ideological weaknesses within the party.
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Opinion | Building India's Human Capital Amid Persistent Child Malnutrition
The path to Viksit Bharat runs through India's anganwadis, schools, and households. The question is not whether India can afford to invest in child nutrition- it is whether it can afford not to.
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Opinion | Why Is Nitish Headed To The Rajya Sabha?
Shifting to Rajya Sabha gives Nitish a national legislative role, potentially boosting his influence on broader policymaking and alliance politics.
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Opinion | Is CBSE Being Unfair To Students?
Board exams should challenge students, but not at the cost of clarity and educational justice.
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Opinion | The Case of Jewar Farmers: The Other Side Of Development
Historic infrastructure projects like Jewar Airport could transform the economic geography of regions, catalysing jobs and growth. But without robust financial management frameworks for those displaced by such projects, they are unsustainable.
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Opinion | Indore, Gandhinagar, Bengaluru: Why Your 'Clean' City Doesn't Have Clean Water
The recent loss of lives in Indore, the outbreak of typhoid in Gandhinagar, and water contamination-linked illness cases in Bengaluru expose a deep systemic failure - one that forces us to question what 'clean' and 'well-managed' truly mean in India.
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Opinion: How The Tripura Student Killing Holds A Tragic Mirror To Society
Anjel Chakma's haunting last words, "We are not Chinese, we are Indian. What certificate do we need to show?", echo far beyond Dehradun, capturing the heartbreak of many Indians whose belonging is questioned without evidence or justification.
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Opinion: Outreach Or Mere Tokenism?
Until migrants are seen not merely as vote banks, but as citizens entitled to dignity, opportunity, and recognition, political outreach will remain superficial.
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Opinion | Trolling A Child Is Childish In Itself
Its also time TV channels are monitored by regulators. The young boy and his family have gone through enough embarrassment. Lets not scar and scare them anymore.
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Opinion | Rajasthan High Court Abolishes Princely Titles - Yet Indian Courts Cling To 'My Lord'
As the courts increasingly see a generation of Gen Z lawyers and litigants enter their halls, they must modernise their modes of communication. The rigid and antiquated language of the courtroom risks alienating the very public it serves.
