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The Gathering Economic Storm Over India
The gathering economic storm over India India’s current predicament is not the result of a single catastrophic event.
The Great Economic Disconnect
The Great Economic Disconnect Economic indicators often resemble a freshly watered vegetable stall.
Uranium from Australia: India's Nuclear Ambitions and the Cost of Cooperation
For over a decade, a significant deal between India and Australia has remained largely in the realm of potential rather than practice.
The talent trap: Protectionism and the future of American innovation
Politicians often find that economic reality is a stubborn obstacle to campaign rhetoric.
Backfiring in the Gulf: How War Fortified Tehran
Foreign policy is rarely a matter of simple arithmetic, but the current American administration appears to have miscalculated its recent Middle Eastern equation.
The Saudi Shift: Why Riyadh is Saying No to Washington
The long standing marriage of convenience between the United States and Saudi Arabia is entering a period of significant friction.
Faith, Finance, And The Fallout In Ayodhya
The construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya was never merely a matter of masonry and marble.
The Transatlantic Tantrum
The conclusion of the latest NATO summit in Turkey has left observers with a familiar sense of unease.
The Saffron Siege of the Five Rivers
The political landscape of Punjab, historically a graveyard for the ambitions of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), is undergoing a calculated transformation.
Ethanol Blended Petrol : The Fuel of the Future Meets the Reality of the Present
The ambition to decarbonise transport and secure energy independence is a noble one, yet the path chosen by many emerging economies is increasingly fraught with hidden costs.
The Heart’s Cartography: Love and the Long Shadow of Partition
At the age of 94, the geography of the present often dissolves into the vivid landscapes of the past.
The American Debt Gamble: Can Innovation Outrun the Interest?
To the casual observer, the United States remains the undisputed titan of global finance.
The Tenuous Hegemony of the Greenback
The conventional wisdom of international finance suggests that a nation’s currency is a mirror of its economic vitality.
BrahMos: The Supersonic Salesman
For decades, India’s approach to the global arms trade was defined by a cautious moralism.
Constitutional Perspective on Secularism
The Indian Constitution is both a legal and social document.
The Chilling Precision of Andhra’s Legal Overreach
The arrest of a YouTuber, Prashna Raavan, and the subsequent application of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in Andhra Pradesh represents a curious case study in the mechanics of modern state power.
Five Forces Driving Gold Prices Down
The recent downward trajectory of gold prices has caught many by surprise, particularly after a prolonged period of record breaking gains.
Two Years In: The NDA's Fragile Consensus in Andhra Pradesh
Two years into its term, the NDA coalition's cracks are showing at the constituency level — while a resilient YSRCP waits, still saddled with its own tactical rigidity.
Reservations, Representation and Social Justice
Reservations as a policy of affirmative action is perhaps the most politically controversial, socially polarizing aspect of constitutional scheme and public policy measure in contemporary Indian political history.
The Constitution and Reservations: The fifty percent limit
The judiciary interpreted that the Constitution stipulates that reservations should not exceed 50 per cent.