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Gaurav Kadam

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 26, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Gaurav Kadam

    Opinion: Ganpati Mandals Need To Rediscover Their Social Purpose (opens the original)

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    When the British ruled India, public gatherings were often restricted. It was against this backdrop that Ganesh Chaturthi was transformed into a public festival. It not only brought people together through religion but also became a vehicle for social unity. Over the decades, Ganeshotsav became much more than a festival. Ganpati mandals became spaces where communities came together and, more importantly, where ideas could be presented to a wider audience. For years, dekhavas (decorations) at Gan

  2. Article · Sep 8, 2026 · Gaurav Kadam

    Opinion: Pune Is Speaking Up. And That's A Good Thing (opens the original)

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    In the last few days, Punekars have taken to the streets over a range of issues. While the concerns were different, they reflected a common sentiment: citizens are speaking up rather than simply complaining in private and moving on. A democracy cannot function only through elections. Voting once every few years is not the only way citizens can participate. They have the right, and, in many ways, the responsibility, to question the authorities and voice their disagreement. Peaceful protests are a

  3. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · Gaurav Kadam

    Opinion: If You Only Hear The Slurs, You're Missing What Gen Z Is Trying To Say (opens the original)

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    The nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak have sparked several debates. One has centred on accountability in education. Another has focused on police action against student protesters. But among boomers and millennials, an entirely different debate has emerged: the language of Gen Z. From Instagram reels and memes to placards at protest sites, the vocabulary of Gen Z, particularly when directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has left many from the older generation deeply uncomfortable.

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