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On January 05 2026, the scales of justice in India did not just tilt; they were systematically dismantled. On this day, the Supreme Court of
International affairs observer Shama Rebecca Sarin analyses the recent US power games in Venezuela and Greenland, with a historical perspective on the long afterlife of
What happened in Venezuela – the illegal seizure of a sovereign state by the United States and the abduction of its sitting president Nicolás Maduro
In a year scarred by the routine spectacle of demolition and displacement, the bulldozer has emerged as both instrument and icon of political atrocity. What
In a significant moment marking a calibrated judicial hesitation, the Supreme Court of India has stayed its own recent verdict redefining the Aravalli Hills for
Comptroller and Auditor General’s (CAG’s) December 2025 audits puncture the so called success story of PM Awas Yojana in Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. Between 17
In the Narendra Modi government’s political grammar, acronyms are never accidental. This has been reiterated once again through the proposed new bill that seeks to
Public conversation today carries a rising sense of fatalism: democracies seem to be hollowing out, institutions feel weakened, and elected strongmen appear increasingly entrenched. But
The proposal to withdraw the case against the men accused of lynching Mohammad Akhlaq is not merely a procedural misstep; it represents a fundamental and
At first sight, Keshav Kunj in Delhi looks like a luxury hotel—gleaming stone, grand facade, heavy security. Yet this multi–hundreds-crore complex is the headquarters of
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