In the post-Second World War scenario, mostly western countries dominated the power structure of the world. They created international, regional, and purposive groupings to advance their agenda. With organisations like the ...
Bharat’s economic rise and military might have started to be reflected in its global stature. With about 18% of the world population and a GDP value of US $3.5 trillion, India ...
Throughout history, it has always been tough for a country to stand out in terms of policies and other aspects; this is what makes geography a civilisational state. The problem is ...
India, in recent times, has taken a great leap forward in the direction of development of public mobility. Be it bus, airplane, metro rail or train, in every mode of travel, ...
The international and the left-leaning cabal are busy criticizing the Indian foreign policies by naming them as ‘opportunistic’. There has been multiple instances where the supposed superpowers denounced India for adopting ...
Cricket is more than a game in India. In fact, to some cricketing fans, it is a religion in itself. Out of millions of Indians having Cricket as their passion, only ...
The world does not understand the power of argument but the argument of power. This power theory is universally acceptable in every domain of business. In the geopolitical game, to advance ...
Since the realisation of independence, South Asian countries have been in complete turmoil. Be it Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, or Sri Lanka, every Indian neighbour has suppressed its minorities. The common ...
As they say order breeds order, chaos breeds chaos. Walking on this path, if a country takes a constructive step, the chances of it breeding exponential results get higher. India’s semiconductor ...
The problem with most of the election strategies is that they are made in a hurry. People do not sit and discuss the religious, cultural, social and economic angle of the ...
On September 11, 2022, CBC News published an Oped through which the publication tried to insinuate why more and more Indian students were landing on Canadian shores. The Oped is laughable ...
As they say, value is subjective to every measure, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Those who fail to recognise the intrinsic value of a particular commodity tend to lose ...
