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The Probe

The Probe is a non-profit, student-run, independent & non-partisan monthly magazine published by Caucus, a student organisation of Hindu College, University of Delhi. Caucus was founded in 2007, and The Probe in 2020. We exist to hold power to account in the name of the public interest, to uphold liberal and progressive values, to fight for the common good, and to build hope. Our ambition lies in creating a platform that promotes writing & reporting among the students and enables them to engage in a learning experience with experts & working professionals

Meet the Editorial Team

The Editorial Team of The Probe is committed to producing thoughtful, well-researched, and engaging content. From research and writing to editing and publication, the team works collaboratively to ensure accuracy, clarity, and quality in every piece.

Meet the team behind The Probe, dedicated to bringing informed perspectives and meaningful stories to our readers.

Editor-in-Chief

Madhavan Kannan

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Chief-Associate-Editor

Aanya Kapoor

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Managing Editor

Prabhjot Kaur

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Managing Editor

Sachin Anoop

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Mr. Anmol Jain

Partisanship, Governance and the Indian Constitution

Mr Anmol Jain is a Delhi-based lawyer specialising in constitutional law. He holds law degrees from National Law University, Jodhpur and Yale Law School, and has been a Fox International Fellow at Melbourne Law School.

October
2024

In this edition-

On the Cover: Promise & Practicality

Thinking Beyond GDP: Towards a People-Centric Economic Paradigm with Prof. Amit Bhaduri

Rethinking Social Classes & The Modern Left with Prof. Vivek Chibber

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