The Uighurs Of India
byFor the Uighur community in India, the question of what it means to belong, to have a homeland, remains as relevant as ever.
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Mark Carney’s Victory Can Usher In A New Chapter in Canada-India Relations
byIf Carney can successfully balance Canada’s domestic values and its international interests, he may usher in a new era of cooperation between the two countries
India Must Exercise Restraint In The Aftermath Of The Pahalgam Terrorist Attack
byIndia must push for tighter financial monitoring & sanctions that target not only Pakistan’s military but also the networks that facilitate the flow of resources to terror groups.
Pakistan’s Military Generals Orchestrate Proxy Wars Using Islamist Terrorists To Mask Their Corruption & Cowardice
byIt is high time the world comes together to collectively condemn and take concerted action to dismantle Pakistan’s proxy wars against India.
Fellowship
byThis poem reflects on the dastardly terror attack orchestrated by Islamist terrorists in Kashmir.
Will Trade Wars & Fiscal Austerity Derail Global Growth?
byUnless global coordination improves & fiscal priorities are realigned toward inclusive development, the world may not just flirt with recession but plunge into a prolonged downturn.
The Dastardly Attack In Kashmir Points To A Deliberate Campaign Of Proxy Warfare Waged Against India
byThe attack in Kashmir is not merely about spreading fear. It is part of a long-term psychological operation—one that aims to erode India’s legitimacy in Kashmir & stoke internal divisions.
Welfare Is Not Charity; It Is Democracy In Action
byA welfare-oriented government is not a liability—it is a necessity. Instead of succumbing to anti-poor sentiments, we must build a society where growth is inclusive and justice is equitable.
Pope Francis: A Visionary Shepherd In An Age Of Change
byPope Francis has not only reoriented the Church’s mission—he has redefined what it means to be a pope in the twenty-first century.
Bollywood, Hindutva & Political Propaganda
byIn Bollywood and pan-India, progressive filmmakers, actors and critics face significant challenges in expressing dissent against the Hindutva agenda.
You Believed In Me
byThis beautiful tribute captures the deep emotions of love, loss, and the drive to carry on in the face of hardship.
Phule, Caste & Censorship
byPhule’s legacy is not confined to a single film; it is the deep‑seated unrest surrounding India’s caste discourse.
Lit Fest
byWhen we go to literature festivals…
Centralised Control Or Community Empowerment? The Waqf Bill’s Impact On India’s Muslims
byThe Waqf Bill has, in many ways, opened up a conversation about the larger question of how India navigates its pluralistic society.
Unvanquished
byCan humans remain unvanquished even after death?