The Trump administration's foreign policy often functioned more like a deal-making reality show than strategic diplomacy. Nowhere was this more evident than in its contradictory...
Read Full →
In the last decade, India has witnessed political rallies drawing extremely large crowds, often stretching into the tens or even hundreds of thousands. These gatherings are not...
Read Full →
A High-Level Trip with Many Questions Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir recently visited the United States. This visit was not officially announced by either side...
Read Full →
On the 78th anniversary of our independence, one would expect the State to reaffirm the freedoms hard-won in 1947. Instead, in Thane’s Kalyan-Dombivli region, the civic body...
Read Full →
When we speak of modern India, we often think of its vibrant democracy, growing economy, and cultural diversity. Yet, the foundations of this modern nation were laid in the...
Read Full →
In any democracy, the media is often called the fourth pillar of power. Its role is to question, to analyze, and to give citizens unbiased information. In India, however, the term...
Read Full →
Switch on any Indian news channel in the evening and you will see a familiar scene. A loud anchor, a dozen guests squeezed into tiny boxes on the screen, and a volley of questions...
Read Full →
As Bihar prepares for yet another assembly election, one slogan has begun to dominate social media: “Bihari don’t want trains, we need industries in Bihar.”...
Read Full →
When the United States imposes a tariff on Indian goods, the headlines often simplify it into a political duel: "Trump vs. Modi" or "U.S. Takes on BJP." This framing, while...
Read Full →
Natural disasters often test the limits of politics and diplomacy. A recent example is India’s decision to alert Pakistan about possible floods, even though the Indus Waters...
Read Full →