r/CriticalThinkingIndia is a subreddit with 155k members. The community frequently discusses india, politics, government, corruption, and religion, and the most common flair used is critical analysis & discussion, news & current affairs, ask cti, elections & democracy, and law, rights & society.
A space for Indians to critically analyse and discuss problems, events, and issues that affect us as citizens. An effort to provide an unbiased space for positive discussion that can be intellectually stimulating. Here, you don't have to be scared of stating facts and getting banned just because Mods don't agree with you. All viewpoints are welcome. We want to be centre of free speech, expression, and liberty for Indian redditors.
Popular Topics in r/CriticalThinkingIndia
#1
India
83 posts
#2
Politics
55 posts
#3
Government
25 posts
#4
Corruption
19 posts
#5
Religion
16 posts
#6
Education
15 posts
#7
Iran
15 posts
#8
Media
14 posts
#9
Violence
12 posts
#10
Economy
12 posts
Flair Used in r/CriticalThinkingIndia
#1
Critical Analysis & Discussion
: "Hypocastrics"
38 posts
#2
News & Current Affairs
: "Why he was caught cheating with ChatGPT at exam centre then if he was smart ?"
20 posts
#3
Ask CTI
: "Cities with population above 10M should be turned into union territories/states"
8 posts
#4
Elections & Democracy
: "What do you call a government afraid of cartoons?"
6 posts
#5
Law, Rights & Society
: "When the System Failed an Honest Man!!"
5 posts
#6
Philosophy, Ethics & Dharma
: "RIP Dinesh Bhandari."
3 posts
#7
Business & Economy
: "If reservation is extended to the private sector, what happens to private-sector hiring?"
3 posts
#8
History & Culture
: "Why did Tantra become taboo? (This isn’t a spirituality post. It’s a history post.)"
3 posts
#9
Health | Nature & Environment
: "Reason behind our health issues"
2 posts
#10
Miscellaneous
: "Cheap statistical tricks people fall for. Be aware of propaganda and narratives based on these tricks. Share more such cheap tricks used to mislead people. #critical thinking 101."
1 post
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Last updated: October 1, 2026