Judiciary and Justice: Re-engineering Processes, Restoring Faith
Pendency has always been a thorn in the Indian Judiciary. Well, the market for justice has moved, but we surely need to look for a solution to counter it.
The Court Is Still in Session
Judicial delay must be discussed in the public sphere and not just as an internal, administrative matter to get a methodical solution.
Why Do People Vote the Way They Do?
Caveat emptor: I wish I knew. And so do hundreds of wannabe-MPs right now, I’m sure. Karthik Shashidhar’s very interesting analysis of our data in Mint earlier this week documents some of the reasons we heard from nearly 2.5 lakh people across the country.
The Way Our Data Is Organized
This post is specifically for people who are looking at either the detailed survey data or at least the Constituency-level summaries of our data. So if you’re not one of those serious data-monkeys, begone!
The Methodology Behind Our Survey
“You talked to two-and-a-half lakh people? Are you serious? Why?”
“You did this offline? Using paper and pen? OMG! Why not online?
The Battle for Varanasi
OK, so it’s official. Arvind Kejriwal will attempt a Raj Narain against Narendra Modi in Varanasi. Varanasi claims to be one of the oldest living cities in the world.
Some Thoughts on the Cnn-ibn Discussion
Watching Rajdeep Sardesai, Prof. Trilochan Sastry and the others debate the MP Scorecard a few minutes ago on CNN-IBN was a terrific feeling. Six years of doing this at a State level, now going National, is a great step forward for us at Daksh. Thanks for making this happen, ADR!
