Teens and Mental Health in India

Teens and Mental Health in India

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AAP’s Breaking Point: The Exit of Seven

Seven Rajya Sabha MPs quitting together is a structural rupture inside Aam Aadmi Party. From Raghav Chadha’s distancing to the exit of key organisational architects like Sandeep Pathak, this episode traces how AAP moved from a high-moral insurgency in 2015 to a party battling cre ...  Show more

Sun–Organon: The scope, risks, and future of India's biggest pharma deal

India's largest drugmaker, Sun Pharma, has announced the acquisition of US-based Organon in a landmark $11.75 billion all-cash deal, the biggest overseas purchase by an Indian company since Tata-Corus in 2007. The move effectively doubles Sun Pharma's size, vaulting it into the t ...  Show more

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