Innovation, Crony Capitalism And The Price Society Pays
byUnder the guise of innovation, crony capitalism has spread its tentacles and influencing all aspects of public life.
Opinion
Muthanga And The Criminalisation Of Adivasi Assertion
byDalit and adivasis who have been fighting for their rights, have not been given their due. Instead they have faced harassment and incarceration.
The Normalisation Of Violence Against Christians In India
byViolence against Christians in India has been, slowly and steadily, normalised. It is now an accepted reality. Now, prejudice and the corresponding violence is built into policy.
The Cockroach Movement’s Missing Piece: An Economic Project
byThe movement has exposed deep failures in education, employment and governance. Now it needs an economic blueprint that matches its ambition.
NEET & The Myth Of Merit
byIndia’s centralised medical entrance exam deepens inequality: here’s why.
America’s Broken Promises: How Washington Lost The World’s Trust
byHow long can America endure a world that has learned not to trust it.
North Korea’s Nuclear Trajectory: Lessons From Previous Nuclear Powers
byNorth Korea may serve as an example of how a weak state can secure great-power support to complete a nuclear programme.
The Bab el-Mandeb & The Growing Cost Of Geopolitical Risk
byThe Houthi threat to shut the Bab-el-Mandeb highlights how maritime insecurity can rapidly disrupt trade and energy markets.
Craven Journalism Is The Greatest Enabler of Modi’s Misrule In India
byIndia’s craven journalism rewards obedience over accountability, leaving democracy diminished and citizens dangerously underinformed today.
Revolt Of The Cockroach Generation
byIndia’s Cockroach Generation challenges convention and revolts against corruption and authoritarianism.
From Gandhi To Sonam Wangchuk: The Enduring Power Of Peaceful Protest In India
byFrom Gandhi’s satyagraha to Sonam Wangchuk’s fast, peaceful dissent has continually strengthened India’s constitutional democracy.
How Europe’s World Cup Squads Expose The Immigration Myth
byEurope’s national teams reveal how centuries of migration, identity, and belonging have reshaped modern football.
Why The Nuclear Arms Race Will Be Harder To Contain
byAs global arms control unravels, a three-way nuclear rivalry redraws strategic calculations from Washington to New Delhi.
Iran’s Hormuz Gamble, America’s Strategic Blunder
byThe renewed US-Iran confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz highlights geography’s enduring power over global security and trade.
Faith, Fraud & The Politics Of Deflection
byAs scrutiny intensifies, the BJP reframes governance questions as a battle over faith, identity and legitimacy.