The Voter List and the Battle for Trust : The Ultimate Democratic Question
Democracy is ordinarily reduced to a familiar proposition: government by the people, of the people and for the people. Its…
A Last Tribute: Nana Patekar, the Soldier at heart who left us on Air Force Day
There are some coincidences in life that feel almost too symbolic to ignore. Nana Patekar, one of Indian cinema’s most…
What the IIT Bombay Protest Row Really Reveals
A student ends his life. An examination incident precedes his death. An allegation of cheating emerges. Then comes a protest,…
India’s New Battle Architecture: One Battlefield, One Command
Modern warfare is steadily making military silos harder to sustain. A missile launched in one domain can be detected through…
India’s Journey at the Asian Games 2026: How is The Country Performing?
The Asian Games are one of the world’s biggest multi-sport events. They bring together athletes from across the continent to…
“Nabokov’s Lolita”: Who Controls the Story Controls the Gaze; From Humbert’s Voice to the Cinematic Eye
There is something deeply uncomfortable about being intrigued by the language of a man one knows not to trust. Humbert…
QUAD vs BRICS: Does India Benefit or Lose by Associating with Both?
India’s foreign policy choices can at times be contradictory. While on the one hand, India joins BRICS with China and…
Vegetarian Menu at BRICS: Exhibiting India’s Cuisine Through Diplomacy
When the world’s leaders meet for a major diplomatic summit, the discussions tend to centre around geopolitics, trade, security, technology…
Houthis and Saudi Arabia: What Mecca Attack Means for Islam
Mecca is not an ordinary city. It is the holiest city in Islam and the place where millions of Muslims…