Rahul Gandhi, CJP and the Risk of Anarchy
The political debate surrounding Rahul Gandhi and the CJP has increasingly raised questions about whether their approach to confronting the government and defending ...
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Five Billion Dollars, Unknown Terms: Pakistan Has Never Told Its Citizens What the Hangor Submarines Actually Cost
In any democracy, the larger the public expenditure, the stronger the expectation of public accountability. Roads, railways, hospitals, and welfare programmes are routinely ...
Why Kalita Majhi’s Journey from Domestic Help to Minister Has Become a Defining Image of Indian Democracy
There are moments in public life when an individual biography begins to carry a wider political meaning. Kalita Majhi’s is one such case. ...
From the Indo-Pacific to the Mediterranean: Modi–Meloni Chart a New Strategic Axis for a Multipolar Future
India and Italy have moved decisively to reframe their bilateral relationship into a forward-looking strategic axis, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Italian ...
Inverted Indian Flag, Turban Image on Kaohsiung Billboard Sparks Racism Row in Taiwan
A campaign billboard in Kaohsiung has triggered political and public controversy after independent city council candidate Lee Hung-yi displayed imagery that critics say ...
Raja Bhaiya Debates ‘All Muslims Were Once Hindus’, Says Conversions Happened Due to Fear, Greed and Pressure
The political temperature in Uttar Pradesh rose sharply after Raghuraj Pratap Singh delivered one of his most politically charged speeches in recent years, ...
Parliament Attack Anniversary: Remembering CRPF Braveheart Kamlesh Kumari, the Unarmed Woman Constable Who Stood Between Terror and India’s Democracy
It was December 13, 2001, a winter morning that would alter India’s security history forever. As routine movements continued around Parliament House, a ...
24 Years Since Terror Struck the Temple of Democracy: A Tribute to the Bravehearts Who Protected Parliament
December 13, 2001 remains one of the darkest and most defining days in independent India’s history. On that winter morning, terrorists attempted to ...
Bangladesh’s Democratic Unraveling: How Blasphemy Hysteria Signals the Death of Liberalism, Secularism, and Minority Safety
The recent arrest of Baul singer Abul Sarkar in Bangladesh under allegations of “blasphemy” exposes a deeper national crisis—one that transcends a single ...
When One Person Is Silenced, All Are at Risk: Why Uyghur Freedom Is a Test for Every Democracy
For more than a decade, China’s policies in Xinjiang have raised alarm across human-rights circles. But the situation is no longer only about ...
The Law as a Cage: China’s Administrative Detention and the Erosion of Assembly Rights
Article 35 of China's Constitution promises citizens freedom of assembly. It is a guarantee that falls apart the moment the state decides that ...
Camaraderie and Shared Vision: How Alex Soros and Mayor Zohran Mamdani Became Symbols of a New Progressive Friendship
The political world took notice recently when a photo of Alex Soros, son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, celebrating with newly elected New ...
