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Update:Following this reel, I received a response from Adani Agri Logistics, and in the interest of transparency, I am sharing key points from their position.According to the company:• FCI's tendering process was open and competitive, and the contracts secured by Adani were won through the lowest-bidder process.• Adani Agri Logistics states that it holds 28.25 LMT of the 60 LMT silo capacity tendered and therefore accounts for less than 50% of the capacity awarded.• The company also points out that it did not secure any contracts in Phase II, arguing that this indicates the absence of preferential treatment in the bidding process.• On the removal of the anti-monopoly clause, the company notes that the decision was taken collectively by FCI, NITI Aayog and the Department of Economic Affairs, and argues that participation restrictions could have reduced competition and slowed investment in a sector facing a large storage gap.• The company further argues that silo modernisation is essential for reducing grain losses, improving logistics and strengthening food security infrastructure for the Public Distribution System.• According to Adani Agri Logistics, its silo depots function as notified procurement centres where farmers can deliver produce directly and receive payments faster than under conventional procurement systems.As always, encourage you to examine all available information and reach their own conclusions.—————————-80 crore people depend on India’s food distribution system.Now, nearly 80% of a major new grain storage network is in the hands of just two private companies.How did that happen? Read the full story here: https://www.newslaundry.com/2026/05/29/anti-monopoly-clause-gone-adanis-footprint-grew-across-indias-grain-storage-programme If you value investigations like this, support NewsLaundry. Independent journalism survives only when readers fund it!! #foodsecurity #indianpolítics #farmers #economy #indianews by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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India wants to be a global textile powerhouse. But behind the billion-dollar brands are thousands of invisible workers stitching garments from their homes.In Seelampur, Delhi, we found families powering the industry from inside cramped living spaces often unaware of the brands they work for.Watch the full report on YouTube. by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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Assam’s latest CAG report raises a troubling question:What is more concerning — ₹509 crore spent without legislative approval, or ₹20,736 crore whose utilisation still cannot be fully verified?Sometimes the biggest public finance stories aren’t about money that disappears.They’re about money that was officially spent, but still leaves questions unanswered.#assam #cagreport #publicfinance #governmentspending #taxpayermoney by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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Behind every product is a story rarely seen. Beyond the labels and storefronts lies a world of skilled hands, hidden workspaces, and livelihoods that keep entire communities running. Sometimes, the people creating what we buy don’t even know where their work ends up. by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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India inaugurated a ₹55,000 crore expressway.But years later, even the availability of basic facilities like toilets was being questioned in court.The Samruddhi Mahamarg was designed with rest stops, fuel stations and wayside amenities. Yet when it opened, much of that infrastructure was still not fully operational.Why does India keep inaugurating infrastructure before it is truly ready?And when unfinished projects are opened to the public, who bears the cost? #samrudhimahamarg #expressway #roadsafety #indianews #maharashtra by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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You know when I found the first major recent-past case of a government officer allegedly being killed by the sand mafia? 2012. IPS officer Narendra Kumar was crushed to death in Madhya Pradesh while trying to stop illegal mining.And yet here we are in 2026.MP. Haryana. Jharkhand. The pattern feels timeless. Trucks moving through riverbeds visible even on satellite imagery. I found this myself while looking through River Karo in Jharkhand.Experts have long warned about the mining mafia–politics nexus. Reports over the years have documented killings of officials, activists and journalists linked to illegal mining crackdowns across India.And as of May 2026, Jharkhand’s Department of Mines and Geology is directly under Chief Minister Hemant Soren.So the question is:What exactly is happening? Why aren’t we able to take action against sand mafia? #illegalmining #jharkhandmining #sandmafia #hemantsoren #environmentalresponsibility by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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**CORRECTION: India is currently the worlds’ 6th largest economy by nominal GDP — not 4th. The ranking shifted last month. The video’s larger point about access to basic necessities remains the same**I woke up to brutal videos this morning. People running around desperately for water in Uttar Pradesh just to fill a few buckets. Protests breaking out in Indore over water shortages. And it instantly took me back to this video I shot in June 2024 in Delhi for a longform report with Ravish Kumar Official.Every summer, the same visuals return. People chasing water in India’s capital and beyond like it is some emergency relief supply. Except this is no longer an “exceptional” crisis. It is becoming routine. And every year, it feels harsher, hotter, and far more desperate than before.#watershortage #watercrisis #heatwaveindia by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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While students protest over NEET 2026 and pages like “Cockroach Janta Party” face shutdowns amid growing anger online, one statement deserves far more attention: the NTA told Parliament there was “no paper leak” — only that “certain questions came out.” This despite arrests, cancelled exams, and allegations that questions circulating before the exam matched the actual paper. Across India, demands for accountability and action against Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan are growing louder. Because for lakhs of students, this is no longer just about one exam — it’s about whether India’s education system is willing to admit failure at all. What do you think? #neet2026 #nta #paperleak #educationindia #studentprotests by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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Carnegie itself calls this China policy shift “modest” and practical — because India cannot simply wish China away; but after years of being told short-term pain would bring long-term self-reliance, six years after Galwan we are still heavily dependent on Chinese imports, still exposed to global supply shocks, and now cautiously reopening the same economic door we once dramatically tried to shut. What do you think? Source: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.#indiachina #chinapolicy #galwan #indianeconomy #supplychain by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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India’s FDI story may be more complicated than the headline numbers suggest. Government data shows foreign companies repatriated around $27 billion in profits in 2020-21. By 2024-25, that figure had risen to nearly $51.5 billion.So while foreign investment continues to enter India, profit outflows are also rising sharply. At a time when concerns are being raised around the falling rupee, dollar outflows, and money leaving the country, an important question emerges: how much attention should be paid to FDI repatriation, capital outflows, and whether companies are reinvesting profits inside India or increasingly taking them back home?#indianeconomy #modieconomy #rupeefall #gold #explained by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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Instagram ne mujhe witness protection mein daal diya hai shayad🤣😭Follow my back up: https://www.instagram.com/derhgawen.shubhangi?igsh=NXRpeXVsdjl1d3Fj by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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Supreme Court ne iss matter par public hearing karne ka order diya tha. March 2026 mein hearing hui jahan Rajasthan ke Leader of Opposition Tika Ram Jully ne ek crucial sawaal uthaya: agar protected boundaries badli gayi, toh kitni mining projects ko phir se clearance mil sakta hai? Hearing ke dauraan officials ne koi exact number ya clear response nahi diya. Sirf itna kaha gaya ki sab objections record kiye ja rahe hain aur sarkar ko forward kiye jayenge.#mining #sariskatigerreserve #tigercorridorindia #environmentministerofindia by @shubhangi.derhgawen

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