Category: India

Now Narendra Modi’s political character stands exposed before everyone. He displays false bravado before Pakistan but falls silent before global superpowers like US and China.

As of now, seemingly, the executive’s legislative, administrative and punitive actions do not need to survive judicial scrutiny if they can operate long enough to make the judicial scrutiny irrelevant.

From childhood, many women are socialized into becoming “good girls”—patient daughters, compromising wives, emotionally resilient daughters-in-law. They are taught that disagreements are normal, suffering is temporary, and endurance is virtuous…

Despite a plethora of laws on justice delivery, courts are overburdened, prisons are under-funded yet over-occupied, legal aid acting as just another bureaucratic set-up, and policing awaits desperate reforms.

The strategic deletion of a single restrictive clause transformed India’s ₹20,000 crore grain storage modernisation into a consolidated corporate enterprise.

If you refuse the comfort of despair and the easy relief of hatred, you will look back from some future vantage point and see that this period, too, was a passage. Difficult, costly, and necessary.

Is there genuinely a threat to minorities from Hindu assertiveness? Hindu majoritarianism is pluralistic because Hindu ethos is fundamentally pluralistic. The Hindu worldview grasps reality simultaneously as one and the many.

A critical look at the gradual shift in India’s foreign policy from non-alignment to increasing alignment with the United States.

A single courtroom insult by the Chief Justice of India on May 15, 2026, spawned a satirical political movement that surpassed the ruling BJP’s Instagram following within five days, attracted over 350,000 registered members, and drew international coverage from Forbes to Al Jazeera.

The Cockroach Janta Party punches at a judge who has no IT cell, no enforcement directorate, and no prime-time anchors. The movement feels radical without being risky.

We are gradually following the path of Pakistan, where Muslim Communalism was the dominating force….with the military and Mullahs taking the place of dominance. Democracy is in shambles there.

From failing to condemn US strikes to freezing funds for the Chabahar port, India’s response to the US-Iran conflict contrasts jarringly with its ferocious domestic politics. Has New Delhi surrendered its strategic autonomy?