The Brink of War: U.S. Attack on Iran Could Trigger Uncontrollable Conflict
byA strike on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, however tactical it may appear, is a violation of international law, a ‘grossly unconstitutional’ move.
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From Missiles To Markets: The Israel-Iran War’s Expanding Economic Fallout
byThe Israel-Iran war is not a bilateral conflict. It is a regional crisis with significant global economic implications.
Netanyahu’s Iran Gamble: Lighting The Fuse Of A Regional Inferno
byWhat is Netanyahu’s ultimate goal? More than merely stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, his broader aim is to assert Israeli regional hegemony.
When The Sky Became A Grave
byFor AI171, between departure and destination, fate wrote a different ending. Read this poignant poem.
AI171 & The Collapse Of Aviation Oversight
byThe wreckage of AI171 still smoulders. But what truly fell was trust—trust in aviation, in engineering, in the institutions meant to keep people safe.
Echoes Beneath A Badminton Boom: The Last Shuttlecocks Of Jadurberia
byThe shuttlecock is a humble object. It is weightless, transient, and easily broken. But in Jadurberia, it was once a livelihood, a lifeline, a link to the larger world.
Beyond GDP: The Case For A Gross Domestic Knowledge Product
byThe case for building a GDKP rests on both pragmatic & conceptual grounds. It offers a way to modernise national accounting systems in line with contemporary economic realities. It provides a framework for more informed and equitable policymaking.
Maharashtra & The Mechanics Of Electoral Heist
byIndia has arrived at a precipice. Either it reclaims its democratic integrity or watches it burn, incinerated, in the smoke of rigged mandates.
Trump, Musk & Their Power Games
byThe Trump-Musk feud isn’t about ideology. It’s about dominion. Who gets to speak. Who gets heard. Who owns the attention economy.
Laundry Suktam
byWhat is laundry? Here’s a poem that explains, metaphorically, what it is?
Ngũgĩ’s Unfinished Revolution
byAs we mourn Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, we are called to celebrate the world he envisioned—a world where African languages thrive, where literature holds power to account, and where stories are told on our own terms.
Anxieties
byHere’s a poem that reflects on the times of hate and the cycle of absurd violence, we all are trying to make peace with.
Didda: The Queen Who Conquered Kashmir
byQueen Didda’s life was a testament to the complexities of power. She was a woman who thrived in a world that sought to silence her.
Make-up, Mica & Blood Money
byThe mica that adorns our faces and cars is not just a reflection of luxury. It is a reflection of the world’s complicity in an industry that profits from pain.