The War On Press Freedom Is A Global Emergency
byThe pressing need for greater protection of journalists is clear. There is an urgent need for transparent legal frameworks and international solidarity to defend press freedom.
Opinion
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.
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.
Bollywood, Hindutva & Political Propaganda
byIn Bollywood and pan-India, progressive filmmakers, actors and critics face significant challenges in expressing dissent against the Hindutva agenda.
The Quiet Rebellion Of Moderation
byIn this age of excess, the most radical thing we can do is simply to live—deliberately, gratefully, and with just enough.
The Assault On Academic Freedom Is A Sign Of Democratic Decline
byThe erosion of academic freedom in India is a symptom of a deeper crisis of democratic values and institutional autonomy.
How ‘Free Markets’ Destabilise Human Societies
byCapitalism and free market systems yield suboptimal results if their underpinnings are unethical and immoral.
Trump’s Tariff Tantrums
byDonald Trump’s tariff tantrums have seriously damaged the global trade system that has been built over decades.
India’s Data Privacy Laws: A Long Road to True Digital Autonomy?
byIndia’s restrictive stance on cross-border data flows, ostensibly an exercise in data sovereignty, risks undermining its position in global data trade negotiations.
April Fools Day: A Reminder That The World Is Built On Fiction, Lies & Narratives
byApril Fools’ Day is just another reminder that the political game is always in session, and it’s one where deception is a fundamental currency.
How India’s Diplomatic Ties Impact The Production Of Athangudi Tiles In Tamil Nadu
byFrom the early days of European imports to the present-day demand for sustainable, handmade flooring, the journey of Athangudi tiles reflects the dynamic nature of global trade.