Wars, whether kinetic or digital, have always tested the boundaries of legal protection. But today, as data emerges as both an instrument and casualty of conflict, the stakes are no longer theoretical.
China’s digital fascism presents a direct threat to the ideals of freedom and democracy that have long underpinned the liberal world order.
A caste census is more than enumeration. It is a mechanism for accountability, for recalibration, and for justice.
For centuries, the intellectual and cultural vibrancy that prevailed in Kashmir fostered an environment where brilliant minds could create their masterpieces.
The Trump administration has sought to turn America’s universities into ideological battlegrounds where compliance is rewarded & dissent is punished.
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.
Pakistan has regressed into a dangerous nation, filled with religious fanatics whose goal is the proliferation of terror at the expense of economic development & social welfare.
In an era of rising authoritarianism and geopolitical flux, the India-Australia partnership offers a rare combination of hope, balance, and mutual respect.
With the right mix of policies, India could weather the storm caused by the US-China trade tensions and emerge as an influential player in the global trade landscape.
As the dust settles on the India-Pakistan conflict post-Pahalgam, it’s essential to start focusing on journalism that puts facts above flag-waving.
Kashmir’s geopolitical relevance has grown, thanks to a complacent, self-congratulatory political class that seems to focus more on creating reels than on real domestic issues.
The recent events raise urgent questions about the sustainability of the Simla agreement. Can a framework premised on mutual trust endure when one party systematically violates its core principles?
Operation Sindoor represents not only a tactical manoeuvre but a symbolic assertion of India’s resolve to act decisively against cross-border terrorism.
Pakistan is not simply a threat to itself—it is a geopolitical time bomb ticking at the heart of South Asia.
History shows that the rise of “populism,” “elitism,” “demagogues,” etc., is driven by a market disembodied from society.