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Mecca Defence Pact and Its Implications for India
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.!-->!-->!-->…
Mecca Defence Pact and Its Implications for India
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.!-->!-->!-->…
Gen Z Shatters Saffron Fortress: Bankipur’s Shocking Verdict the BJP Should not …
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!-->!-->!-->…
The Day the Algorithm Ate the Aura
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!-->!-->!-->…
Playing with Fire: The Gen Z Volcano and the Limits of Political Diversion
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!-->!-->!-->…
One Party’s Excess of Power Is Democracy’s Quiet Poison
By Suresh Unnithan
Democracy does not collapse overnight. It erodes when one political formation acquires so much power that checks, balances and the possibility of genuine alternation!-->!-->!-->…
PM’s Doorstep Siege: When ‘Intelligence’ Takes a Day Off and…
By Nanditha Subhadra
In a democracy that prides itself on a robust security apparatus and razor-sharp intelligence, one would expect the Prime Minister's residence — the epicenter of!-->!-->!-->…
Ladakh’s Fasting Legacy Meets Delhi’s Empathy Blackout
By Suresh Unnithan
In the thin, mocking air of Ladakh, where mere survival feels like avant-garde performance art, the Wangyal-Wangchuk clan has turned hunger strikes into a hereditary!-->!-->!-->…
Betraying the Faithful: How Politicians Deceive Devotees and Blackmail Religious…
By Nanditha Subhadra
Indian politics has long witnessed the strategic deployment of religion as a potent instrument for gaining and retaining power. Politicians across the ideological!-->!-->!-->…
From Oslo Yell to Antipodean Echo: Helle Lyng’s One-Woman Press Freedom World Tour
In the grand theatre of global journalism, where Western scribes often cast themselves as heroes confronting Eastern power, Norwegian journalist Helle Lyng Svendsen has secured a starring!-->…