There was a time when a television debate meant two people disagreeing, listening to each other, and occasionally conceding a point. That quaint era ended roughly twelve years...
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In October 2026, the United States did something that would once have seemed unthinkable: it became a customer for Russian oil. President Donald Trump announced a deal with...
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In the corridors of Nirvachan Sadan, where the credibility of the world’s largest democracy is tested through every election, Gyanesh Kumar cuts an unassuming figure....
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For more than a decade, the Bharatiya Janata Party has cultivated an image of itself as the guardian of institutional purity, a party that would cleanse Indian democracy of the...
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When the NEET paper leak came to light in 2024, thousands of students lost more than an examination. They lost a year of preparation, their families' savings and, for some, their...
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Delhi Police has stepped up measures to discourage citizens from joining the October 10 protest at Jantar Mantar, organised by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) along with Left...
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Adolf Eichmann’s historical significance lies partly in showing how persecution can be implemented through ordinary administrative machinery: records, lists, verification,...
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Satish Acharya’s Instagram account has been blocked in India since Monday, September 28. The lack of a clear explanation raises questions about transparency, free expression...
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For the first time in nearly four decades, the Bahujan Samaj Party has no voice in India's national legislature. With its lone Rajya Sabha member set to retire in the upcoming...
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The Supreme Court is expected to be one of the strongest safeguards of constitutional rights. So, whenever questions are raised about how cases are listed, how hearings are...
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