The story of AAP today is one of extraordinary rise and persistent turmoil, and at the head of it has been Arvind Kejriwal throughout, the one time 'Aam Aadmi' who has been at the centre of all such c...
Mumbai is home to nearly 3 million Muslims. New Delhi to over 2 million. When a former Pakistani High Commissioner floats the idea of striking these cities, the question isn't just about escalation, ...
India’s fight against Maoism is no longer just about security operations. As insurgency weakens, rehabilitation of surrendered cadres is emerging as a decisive tool - offering a path back to society w...
In Maoist-affected regions, roads and connectivity are not merely development projects but instruments of state formation. By reducing isolation and expanding access, they are steadily dismantling the...
As India approaches its 2026 deadline to end Left-Wing Extremism, Operation Kagar reflects a decisive shift in both strategy and state capacity....
The Samajwadi Party’s objection to the portrayal of Atiq Ahmed in Dhurandhar has reopened a deeper debate on the party’s past association with gangster-politicians. ...
West Bengal’s elections highlight a deeper challenge for Indian democracy—can voting truly be free from fear? With CAPF deployment and strict measures, the focus is on ensuring that democracy is not j...
In modern political discourse, labels like “fascist” are often used selectively. While popular, democratically elected leaders face constant scrutiny, others with controversial records escape similar ...
India-US trade deal talks have been rescheduled after the US Supreme Court struck down President Trump's sweeping tariff authority under the IEEPA....
Jayanti is not nostalgia. It is accountability. Anand Dighe’s Marathi Asmita was never about attacking language or identity — it was about dignity, fairness, and protection when the state failed. As p...
