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Digital Disruption: Can the Cockroach Janata Party Sway the Ballot Box?
The Indian political landscape is currently witnessing an unusual confrontation.
The Sino-Russian Gambit in West Asia
The shifting sands of West Asia are once again the focus of global anxiety.
The Escalating Front: US and Saudi Arabia Confront Iranian Proxies
The geopolitical landscape of West Asia is undergoing a tectonic shift as long-standing strategic patience gives way to direct military engagement.
The Gen Z Disconnect: Why Vertical Videos Won’t Fix Indian Politics
The political landscape in India is witnessing a curious phenomenon.
The Paradox of Plenty: Growth Without Prosperity in Modern India
The study of economics in India has often been described as a science of the incomprehensible.
The Great Indian Gear Shift
In the chaotic ballet of India’s metropolitan traffic, a quiet revolution is taking place.
The Caspian Convergence: How Ukraine’s Strike on Iran Merges Two Wars
The recent strike in the Caspian Sea has introduced a volatile new element to the overlapping conflicts of Eurasia and the Middle East.
India’s Global Visibility vs. Global Influence: Why Isn’t New Delhi Shaping Major Diplomatic Outcomes?
India’s Global Visibility vs. Global Influence: Why Isn’t New Delhi Shaping Major Diplomatic Outcomes?
The Squeezed Center: India’s Middle Class Finds Its Voice
The streets of Delhi have recently become a stage for a particular kind of theatre.
Right to protest Vs Power to Restrict
Right to protest Vs Power to Restrict The Chief Justice of India Surya Kant orally observed that the right to peaceful and lawful protest is constitutionally protected and that mere agitation cannot justify a lathi-charge.A bench of CJI Surya Kant, Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V Mohana made the observations on mentioning of a batch of petitions before the Supreme Court, alleging excessive use of police force against students participating in protests across the country over the issue of examination paper leaks.As noted by Menaka Guruswamy in her chapter dealing with Constitutional issues related to assembly in The Oxford Handbook of the Indian Constitution (edited by Sujit Choudhary et al), the freedom to assemble is a cornerstone of the life of citizens in a constitutional democracy.
The Digital Satyagraha: How India’s Youth Toppled a Narrative
In the quiet corners of the internet, a transformation has occurred that few in the traditional corridors of power anticipated.
The Anatomy of a Strategic Retreat: Why the Strongman Blinked
In the lexicon of modern Indian politics, the image of Narendra Modi as an immovable force is a central pillar.
The Unbending Bows: A Minister’s Exit and the Limits of Image
The resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, India's Union Minister for Education, marks a rare moment where the perceived invincibility of the current administration has met a force it could not simply ignore or suppress.
The Bluetooth Battleground: Security, Dissent, and the Ban on BitChat
The Home Ministry’s cybercrime arm, the Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre, has ordered Microsoft subsidiary GitHub to remove Bluetooth-based messaging application Bitchat, according to a notice.
The Fractured Republic: How Economic Neglect and Political Exclusion are Fraying Pakistan's Hold on PoK
The view from Muzaffarabad is increasingly one of defiance.
The Credibility Deficit: Examining the Institutional Failures and Youth Discontent in India’s Examination Crisis
The ongoing crisis surrounding the National Testing Agency (NTA) and the subsequent leakage of major competitive examination papers has evolved into a significant political and social challenge for the central government.
The Gen Z Rebellion: A New Paradigm for Indian Dissent
The streets of Delhi have recently become the stage for a peculiar and potent form of political theater.
The Calculus of Conscience and Control in New Delhi
Governance in India often resembles a high-stakes balancing act between the suppression of dissent and the inevitable necessity of political retreat.
The Desert’s New Core: America, Saudi Arabia, and the Nuclear Pivot
The sands of the Middle East have long shifted under the influence of oil and ideology, but a new element is now entering the geopolitical equation: uranium.
The Bab-el-Mandeb bottleneck: Saudi Arabia's maritime nightmare
Geopolitics has a way of repeating its most claustrophobic patterns.