Making a Show: The Black Money Bill

Articles by Anish Gupta

Why Are the Reserved Categories Objecting to the 13-point Roster?

An examination of the 13-point and 200-point roster systems for reservation of faculty positions in universities and colleges for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Other Backward Classes shows the anamolies involved. It also shows the reasons for the meagre representation of reserved category candidates compared to their proportion in the population and the earmarked proportions of reservation.

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Does Counterfeit Currency Data Conceal More than It Reveals?

A response to J Dennis Rajakumar and S L Shetty’s article titled, “Demonetisation: 1978, the Present and the Aftermath” (EPW, 26 November 2016). The extent to which one can measure the effect of counterfeit currency in our economy is through the use of detailed information on seizures, by authorities.

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Suicides Despite Compensation

As appalling incidents of farmers’ sui- cides shake the nation every year, we begin to introspect why farmers are compelled to take this extreme step even when the government announces compensation. The complex framework within which the estimation of the crop damage is carried out and compensation...

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