Modi, a leader who built his brand on muscular nationalism and clarity of purpose, now risks repeating both their mistakes—romanticizing adversaries abroad while eroding strategic clarity at home.
What began as a proxy battlefield in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza is now veering toward full-scale war. Iran’s recent threats, Israel’s pre-emptive strikes, and spiraling retaliations have set the region on fire.
The 1947 partition of India was driven by British strategic, economic, and intelligence agendas, creating enduring geopolitical and economic divisions that still impact South Asia today.
In India, a divide exists between those who trust the legal system and those who’ve faced its harsh realities, revealing a painful truth about justice, power, and societal indifference.
India's strategic role in global affairs resembles the wise elephant in The Jungle Book: strong, benevolent, and poised to lead with wisdom, if it nurtures its internal growth and unity first.
The discovery of unaccounted cash in a Delhi High Court judge's residence raises serious questions about transparency and accountability in India's judiciary, calling for urgent reform.
RJD, once a prominent representative of Mandal politics, now finds itself in a political era where welfare, good governance, and new aspirations are overshadowing old caste equations.
Without a Congress revival, there can be no challenge to the BJP pan-nationally. Modi’s party is growing, and almost entirely at the cost of the Congress.
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