Jyoti Malhotra

Jyoti Malhotra has been a journalist for several years and likes to write on the intersection of politics and foreign affairs in the Indian subcontinent.

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India's far-right is trying to make India great again through eugenics

The project to create tall, fair, and intelligent babies undertaken by the RSS claims to have delivered as many as 450 "custom babies" and targets thousands by 2020.

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India's far-right is trying to make India great again through eugenics

Is India's largest province a test case for India's leap to the right?

India's ruling party's determination to instil a more uniform nationalism is gaining ground. The ascension of an extremist like Yogi Adityanath to the chief ministership of Uttar Pradesh is a test of India's pluralistic traditions.

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Is India's largest province a test case for India's leap to the right?

Ten years on, Jaipur Litfest is still a powerhouse

The Jaipur Literature Festival is one of the few places where you can challenge the greatest minds on earth, and get away with it.

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Ten years on, Jaipur Litfest is still a powerhouse

Modi's shrewd attack on black money

The Indian government's scheme to expose and hurt black market economies in the country has had some success, but critics argue it doesn't get to the heart of the problem.

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India's role in its neighbourhood

Much of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's time in office has been spent trying to project India's power abroad. But India's position on the global stage will remain contentious until it establishes itself as a first among equals in South Asia.

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