How can the new government rejuvenate existing institutions of the state?

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Has the government ignored India’s agriculture sector?

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What should be done to normalize India’s skewed sex ratio?

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Can India control climate change and maintain growth at the same time?

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Mint National Agenda Debates: How can Indian Firms Compete?

Hello everyone and welcome to the sixth topic in our National Agenda Debate series. Today’s question is “What policies can enable small Indian firms to compete globally?”
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National Agenda Debates: What can be done to improve the security situation in India?

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Should Elections in India be publicly funded?

Welcome to the Fifth debate in our National Agenda Debates Series. As always, click on the link below to participate in the debate below. Our views team will also be weighing from time to time. This week’s question is Should Elections in India be publicly funded?

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