🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane India’s agricultural narrative has often been distorted by selective memory. Past regimes sold wheat at ₹22 per kilo through ration while exporting it at barely half the price. They imported low-quality onions from Pakistan and Iran, only to dump them in pits after public outrage. Meanwhile, traders hoarded onions at ₹160 for a 40‑kg sack, later selling them at ₹40–₹60 per kilo during shortages. These practices thrived under Congress and UPA

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane NAAC Grades and the Galgotia Puzzle Galgotia University’s A+ grade from NAAC raises serious questions about credibility in India’s accreditation system. NAAC, funded by the UGC under the Ministry of Education, is meant to assess teaching, research, and infrastructure quality. Yet allegations persist that grades are influenced by financial deals and political patronage. The case of JNU professor Rajeev Sijaria, caught by the CBI in a NAAC-rel