Analysis
Seven years since Article 370: what has changed in Jammu and Kashmir, and what has not
Tuesday marks seven years since the Indian government revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special constitutional status under Article 370, splitting the...
Selective Invocation: Pakistan’s Plebiscite-Only Narrative
Pakistan's statements on Jammu and Kashmir at the United Nations have, across seven decades, referred to the plebiscite provision contained...
Can a Shankaracharya Be Political? The Avimukteshwaranand Debate Through the Lens of Dharma
सदा शिव समारमभां शङ्कराचार्य मध्यमाम्॥ अस्मदाचार्य पर्यन्तां वन्दे गुरु परम्पराम्॥ Transliteration sadā śiva samāramabhāṃ śaṅkarācārya madhyamām.. asmadācārya paryantāṃ vande guru...
When the World Ran Dry: India’s Wheat Corridor Kept Bangladesh Fed During the Russia–Ukraine Shock
In the winter markets of Dhaka and the flour mills of Chittagong in Bangladesh, the tremors of a war being...
Classified Conscience: Between Duty and Disclosure
In democratic societies, whistleblowing enjoys considerable moral valour; those who expose wrongdoing are often lauded as heroes of transparency. Yet...
“Agents of India”: How a 50-Year-Old Slur Still Puts Bangladesh’s Hindus and Buddhists in Danger
On 29 October 2016, a fisherman named Rasraj Das was beaten by a crowd in Nasirnagar, a small upazila in...
Bhojshala: The Untold Story of History, Conflict, and the ‘Victorious Mindset’
When an invader must have demolished a temple, perhaps he believed that he had not merely brought down stones, but...
Exposed and Outgunned: How Operation SINDOOR Forced Pakistan to the Ceasefire Table
When Pakistan's military agreed to a ceasefire on 10 May 2025, its generals presented it to their public as a...
Operation Sindoor: India’s Precision Doctrine Exposes Pakistan’s False Flag Narrative at the UN
In May 2026, South Asia's geopolitical and military landscape witnessed a decisive shift. India's Operation Sindoor, to avenge the killing...
Rare 1,000-km Rain Band Brings Storms Across India in Unusual Late-March Weather Shift; Delhi Sees Wettest March In 3 Years
An unusual weather phenomenon is currently unfolding across parts of India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan, bringing intense rainfall, thunderstorms, gusty winds,...
Tibetans and Unbroken Cry of Tibet: Memory, Resistance, Weight of Silence
March 10 is a date that Tibetans carry with them wherever they go, returning each year with a quiet but...
International Women’s Day: Could the West Match the Rights Women Had in the Vedic Era?
International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8. This day is dedicated to promoting women’s rights, equality, and...
