Opinion

By Nanditha .S When free registrations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “NaMo for Viksit Bharat” programme in Vadodara opened on BookMyShow, the available seats were gone in about an…

When a man can narrate violence on camera and the system still looks unhurried, the republic is not merely embarrassed — it is being tested. There are moments when a society reveals its…

By Suresh Unnithan Something deeper than a lock gave way on the night of August 30–31, 2026. When Monday morning light fell on Secunderabad Cantonment, India was confronted with a report…

By Siddharthan Mohan Bhagwat's assertion at New York's "One World One Humanity" event carries civilizational weight: "If any Hindu thinks that there should be no Muslims in Bharat, he…

By Suresh Unnithan Words spoken from the highest platforms in the country often travel far beyond their intended meaning. The Chief Justice’s “cockroach” remark earlier this year…

By Suresh Unnithan The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed on 7 August 2026 by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan marks a significant development in West Asian security architecture.…

By Suresh Unnithan The Mecca Joint Defence Agreement signed on 7 August 2026 by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan marks a significant development in West Asian security architecture.…

By Suresh Unnithan The Bankipur bypoll result has delivered a seismic shock to the Bharatiya Janata Party. What was supposed to be a routine retention of a family bastion has instead…

By SKV In the grand kingdom of Hashtag Bharat, where every crisis was traditionally met with a serene silence thicker than monsoon fog and a well-timed photo-op of the Leader gazing…

By Suresh Unnithan Agenda-setting theory holds that political actors can shape public priorities by elevating issues they believe they can control while marginalising those that expose…