The Challenges, Convergence And Solutions To Combat Malnutrition In India

BY Gaurav Jain 9 January 2020

"Who do they think will win in these elections?" They all shouted back in chorus: “Modi.” “ Which party does he belong to?” “Congress.”

BY Gaurav Jain 14 May 2014

I have never felt as ‘violated’ during frisking as I felt at the check-points to the "disputed site" at Ayodhya. Their deft fingers even check for a possible weapon between your buttocks.

BY Gaurav Jain 14 May 2014

The Opium Wars continue, finds our cycle-diarist: they are now being fought between the farmers of Mandsaur and their representative in Parliament

BY Gaurav Jain 11 May 2014

The battle of Amethi is basically between two visions, says our bicyclediarist. Those who compare it to how it was, and those who compare it toother places.

BY Gaurav Jain 5 May 2014

Never mind the official BJP candidate from Panchmahal constituency, banners in Godhra can tell you who is actually fighting the election, says our bicyclediarist

BY Gaurav Jain 29 April 2014

Our bicyclediarist is now in Gujarat — in Vadodara to be precise, the constituency ofthe ‘development-man’ Narendra Modi

BY Gaurav Jain 28 April 2014

Our bicyclediarist on the electoral prospects of ‘Rahul Gandhi’ of Rajasthan: the CM's son, Dushyant Singh

BY Gaurav Jain 23 April 2014

ur bicyclediarist crosses over to Rajasthan to provide us the lowdown on what heobserved before the polling at Guna, Jyotiraditya Scindia's constituency

BY Gaurav Jain 16 April 2014

Our bicyclediarist continues on his journey, crossing over to MP to provide us the Naked truth of Khajuraho: a story of abject apathy and hope

BY Gaurav Jain 7 April 2014