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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
In the wake of the tragic violence that erupted in Leh on September 24, 2025—where protests demanding statehood and constitutional safeguards under the Sixth Schedule
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s 4 December 2025 pledge of $100 million in humanitarian aid to Palestine is far more than a charitable gesture—it is a
In portraying the 1937 abridgement as a cause of Partition, the government resurrects a Vande Mataram debate that Gandhi, Netaji, and others had long resolved—shifting
Putin’s India Visit Was Not Diplomacy — It Was Deal-Making for Survival Putin didn’t fly to India for handshakes or nostalgia. He came because
What happens when folklore starts sounding like contemporary headlines? When a king who once saw everything forgets where he stands, and the men whispering in
On December 2, the Supreme Court of India took note of a submission by advocate Prashant Bhushan, who argued that the Arunachal Pradesh government had
The United States of America is credited as the world’s oldest modern democracy, while India is its largest. Coincidentally, recent events in these two nations
The politics behind changing names— and what it really means for India Renaming roads, railway stations, airports, educational institutions, stadiums, and even entire cities has
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