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Trump Turns the Trade Screw on India, While Washington’s Hemisphere Threats Grow Louder
US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh and unusually blunt warning to India, threatening to sharply raise tariffs if...
Selective Outrage as Ideology: Zohran Mamdani, Umar Khalid, and the Politics of Convenient Silence
Public figures are often judged not only by the causes they champion but also by the silences they maintain. In...
‘Horrifying, Illegal’: Elon Musk’s Baby Mama Blasts Grok AI for “Undressing” Images of her as a Minor
In fresh new allegations against Grok, Elon Musk’s ‘baby mama’ Ashley St Clair slammed his xAI chatbot, accusing it of...
Delhi Riots: SC Denies Bail to Umar Khalid, Sharjeel Imam Even as Mamdani, US Lawmakers Push ‘Khalid Toolkit’
The Supreme Court on Monday refused bail to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam in the 2020 northeast Delhi riots...
British MP Bob Blackman Says He Demanded Abrogation of Article 370 Back in 1992, Speaking in Jaipur
British Conservative MP Bob Blackman on Sunday reiterated his consistent support for India’s position on Jammu and Kashmir, asserting that...
Fundamental Rights Are India’s Own: A Legacy from Indian Knowledge Tradition
In the Sanatan worldview, dharma is the foundation of rights, where every individual is granted freedom of truth, life, dignity,...
A Life Lost to Brutal Intolerance: The Tragic Killing of Khokon Chandra Das in Bangladesh
The death of Khokon Chandra Das after a brutal attack has sent shockwaves across Bangladesh and beyond, reopening painful questions...
Iran Anti-Regime Protesters Set Fire to the Statue of Qasem Soleimani
Fresh anti-government protests have erupted across several cities in Iran, just days before the anniversary of the killing of senior...
The Constitutional Fiction of “Minority” and Institutionalised Asymmetry
The Indian Constitution presents itself as a charter of equality, secularism, and justice, yet embedded within its framework is a...
In Bangladesh, 1971 is Not Optional: Founding Memory and the Risk of Historical Dilution
In Bangladesh, 1971 is not a remote historical marker, it explains the country’s existence, its emergence as a sovereign state,...
Fundamental Rights through the Lens of Sanatan Darshan: A Constitutional Interpretation from Indian Knowledge Tradition
The Indian Constitution carries a profound imprint of the Indian knowledge tradition. In this Constitution Series, Fundamental Rights are interpreted...
Money over Islamic brotherhood; Mercenary Pak army to now attack UAE
Pakistan has once again changed its narrative in foreign policy. This time, the target is the United Arab Emirates (UAE)....
