NO, China is not Pakistan’s “all-weather ally”
Recently I happened to read ‘JFKs forgotten crisis’ by Bruce Reidal, a book which peeps into Kennedy administration’s handling of the less spotlighted war at the Indo china border in 1962 ...
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Cold Start: The Indian Retaliation Option that nobody is talking about
Context: Why the hell each and every Pakistani worth his beard reminds the world that they are a 'Nuclear Nation' and one shall not mess with them. Why in the first ...
Does Kaveri issue have a reasonable solution?
The heated dispute over the Kaveri River has divided the populations of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu for more than two centuries, and to an extent that each generation of people alive ...
Meet Mother Merkel – The latest casualty of her love for migrants
Once upon a time, there was only one label for anyone who dared criticize the left's brainchild, the Open Borders Policy of Europe, 'Racist.' But a lot has changed since then ...
Cauvery Issue: Less about water, More about votebank politics
The recent Supreme Court ruling on September 6th 2016 for the release of 15000 cusecs of Cauvery River water to Tamil Nadu has triggered the century old water sharing dispute between ...
Jammu & Kashmir from the eyes of a Finance Analyst
In 2006, there was a nice 72-page report published by the erstwhile Planning Commission titled ‘Development of Jammu & Kashmir Growth Generating Initiatives’. The report summarized multiple avenues of growth for ...
Part 2: Are we creating enough Jobs?
In the first part of this two part series we discussed why aren’t we creating enough jobs for all the people joining the workforce and what can happen if this crisis ...
Masterstroke of 7 decades: How Modi made Pakistan bend its knees?
PM Narendra Modi's 94 minute long I-day speech could have been known for many things- the longest speech from the ramparts of Red Fort in the last 15 years or a ...
Irom Sharmila: Not an asset anymore, for her own people
Two centuries ago, the dying Simon Bolivar- the liberator of South America and the greatest revolutionary the World had seen or has since- lamented: “He who serves the Revolution, ploughs the ...
In this interview, Hindol Sengupta decodes the Kashmir Conundrum
Since the death of Burhan Wani, commander of the Kashmir-based Hizbul Mujahideen, Kashmir has dominated the prime time discourse in the country. Once the birth place of Shaivism, Kashmir now finds ...
Solving Kashmir Issue: Modi needs to follow The Narasimha Rao Strategy
One thing that was common across supporters and detractors of the Modi Government was their perception on the way the Modi government handled Kashmir, if not Pakistan. To the observer, there ...
What’s scaring Aligarh Hindus?
Only a couple of months ago, disturbing news reports had started coming in from Western UP. These reports pointed towards a massive exodus of Hindu families from areas such as Kairana ...
