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Latest Posts, OpinionAugust 11, 2025<August 11, 2025

Vote Chori, Election Theft & Institutional Erosion: Why Rahul Gandhi Might Be Right

Gandhi’s campaign serves a purpose. It forces the Commission to explain itself, not just to courts or committees, but to the people.

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History Or Propaganda? How NCERT’s Revisions Rewrite India’s Complex Legacy

History is not a weapon to be wielded in the present. It is a living, breathing story that connects us all, regardless of our religion, caste, or creed.

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Latest Posts, OpinionJune 17, 2025<November 21, 2025

From Missiles To Markets: The Israel-Iran War’s Expanding Economic Fallout

The Israel-Iran war is not a bilateral conflict. It is a regional crisis with significant global economic implications.

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Criminalising Thought: How Nationalism Is Muzzling India’s Democracy

India’s diversity, pluralism & commitment to freedom of speech are not just political talking points—they are core to its identity. The government’s embrace of nationalism at the expense of these values poses a grave threat to the nation’s future.

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Did India Achieve Defence Sovereignty?

The success of India’s Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme lies not just in the missiles it produced but in the confidence it instilled.

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