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Prateek Waghre

Prateek Waghre is a technology policy researcher, and closely studies India’s information ecosystem

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Musi river — Musi rejuvenation or spectacle? The politics of riverfront development

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Tainted officers Gundeti Ramu and Jakkani Venu. Credit: x.com/TelanganaACB — Telangana ACB arrests excise inspector, aide for extortion

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