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âJust declare that Iâm not Indianâ: Delhiâs SIR notices leave voters fed up and in despair (opens the original)
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From incorrect spellings to missing fathersâ names, lakhs of people are being asked to justify their place on the voter roll. Newslaundry visits two voter centres to find out what the process costs those who can least afford it. As the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of Delhiâs electoral rolls proceeds, a draft list has been published and approximately 33 lakh people have received notices, of which 19.33 lakh were flagged for âlogical discrepanciesâ, while 13.79 lakh could not be mapped
Jharkhandâs exam trap: A generation lost waiting for jobs in the land of minerals (opens the original)
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What happens to those who spend years preparing for an exam, only for it to be delayed, a leak to derail it, or the recruitment process to be under question? Jharkhand is rich in natural resources, but thousands of its young people are spending years preparing for government jobs. In Ranchi, many cram into small rooms to study, sometimes five to a room. Some have been waiting a decade for an exam, while others remain unemployed despite earning gold medals. For these young people, a government jo
Public money, govt line: How DD News used pro-Modi govt farmer leaders to push E20 (opens the original)
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DD News turned to seven farmer leaders with established pro-government positions to bolster its case for ethanol blending, without disclosing those affiliations to its audience. A nationwide debate is raging over ethanol-blended petrol, or E20, with motorists complaining of lower mileage and alleged engine damage. The government, meanwhile, has stuck to a central defence: E20 is good for farmers. DD News has been an enthusiastic vehicle for that message. Since May, the public broadcaster has air
Rs 428 crore in, Rs 1 crore out: How Chinese capital and public money vanished into Gurugramâs garbage (opens the original)
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A Chinese waste-to-energy firm poured hundreds of crores into its Indian business hired to make Gurugram landfill-free, and so did the public purse. Little of it reached the ground. In 2017, Ecogreen was hired to collect and process garbage in Gurugram and Faridabad, and to reduce the enormous Bandhwari landfill. A Chinese company invested Rs 428 crore in Ecogreen, and the government paid it another Rs 157 crore. But the promised waste-to-energy plant was never built and the landfill grew into a
Inside Jharkhandâs assembly gherao: Lathicharge, tear gas and conflicting claims (opens the original)
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Who resorted to violence and how did the protest escalate? Thousands of students from all districts of Jharkhand marched on the state assembly in Ranchi on Monday, demanding the cancellation of exams conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission over alleged paper leaks and irregularities. They also demanded a CBI probe into the allegations. Despite prohibitory orders under BNSS section 163 and heavy barricading with barbed wire, protesters broke t
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