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Delhi Flood Ground Report: Every year, Delhi faces the same nightmare—flooded homes, submerged streets, and families forced into relief camps. This time, as Yamuna crossed danger levels and water entered colonies and even cremation grounds, relief camps themselves were also submerged, leaving people with nowhere to go. The Delhi CM made headlines by stepping into the water, but beyond the cameras, residents are still struggling for shelter, food, and safety. In this ground report from Yamuna Bazar, we ask: how long will the capital keep drowning every monsoon while authorities repeat the same promises?

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'The current system is in a flux,' says geopolitics expert Srividya Jandhyala in an interaction with The Quint, shedding light on the impact of US tariffs on India, New Delhi's recent pivot to China, and much more. Jandhyala, an associate professor at Singapore's ESSEC Business School, says that since India relies less on exports as a share of its GDP, the impact of US tariffs won't be as big on New Delhi when compared to other Southeast Asian countries. She also speaks about how the interdependence between states and businesses is more crucial now than ever — given the rapid geopolitical changes taking place in the world.

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As part of The Quint’s series Screen Test, media expert and author Vanita Kohli-Khandekar, who has been tracking the media and entertainment business for over two decades, breaks down what’s holding back the Indian film industry. From the urgent need for more cinema screens, to why film marketing has lost its soul, to the OTT slowdown and rising costs, she speaks on the challenges the industry must overcome to thrive.

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In New India, a Muslim finds it difficult to get a house or a flat, especially in Yogi Adityanath's Uttar Pradesh. From Muzaffarnagar, Bareilly to Lucknow: Muslims have had to either sell their place after local Hindus agitated or face rejections while looking for a place amid rising Hindutva politics. How has this become a phenomenon in UP? The Quint finds out.

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Author Aatish Taseer has remained 'banned' from entering India, the country where he grew up and where his mother still resides, since 2019. The Indian government revoked his 'Overseas Citizenship of India' (OCI), alleging that Taseer had tried to hide information regarding his father, politician Salman Taseer's Pakistani background. Critics noted that the timing of this revocation, which came after Taseer published a controversial article in Time magazine labeling Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India's 'Divider-in-Chief', appeared political.

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In this episode of Tell Me All, Anshula Kapoor opens up about reaching out to Janhvi and Khushi Kapoor after they lost their mother (Sridevi), her brother Arjun Kapoor being her support system, blaming herself for her parents’ separation, dealing with her mother’s loss, being bullied as a child, and finding her way through grief and insecurities.

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Bihar Special Intensive Revision: Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list is currently underway in Bihar, and the use of Form-6 has become a major talking point. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has also raised several questions regarding the form. In this context, The Quint (Vikas Kumar) investigated how Form-6 has been used in one assembly constituency — Valmiki Nagar.

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Delhi’s Yamuna Biodiversity Park is a model for urban ecological restoration and a powerful example of how cities can fight climate change by working with nature. Once a barren wetland, it has been transformed into a thriving ecosystem that now supports rare plants, migratory birds, and native wildlife.

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A Bill tabled by Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament on Wednesday, 20 August, proposed to give the Centre the power to remove any Chief Minister, State Cabinet Minister, or Union Minister who is facing criminal charges punishable by five years or more of imprisonment, and who has been under arrest for 30 days. Simply put, if a minister spends 30 days behind bars in a case in which the charges carry a punishment of at least five years, they will lose their office if the Bill becomes law.

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The Election Commission of India, on 17 August, held a press briefing to address concerns around the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls in Bihar and data-backed allegations levelled by Rahul Gandhi of irregularities in Karnataka and Maharashtra elections.

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