Israel’s isolation: On the Western world and Gaza
Netanyahu must not be allowed to get away with mass murder The joint statement by the leaders of Canada, France…
Read MoreNews Updates
(Update 12 minutes ago)
Thought police: on a professor’s arrest
A professor’s arrest for posts points to misuse of law against dissent In an unconscionable act, a professor of political…
Read More
Trump’s Middle East Foray and the Redefinition of U.S. Foreign Policy
President Donald Trump’s recent tour of the Middle East in May 2025 has laid bare the contours of a new…
Read More
Welcoming the First American Pope: A Beacon of Hope in a Divided World
The election of the first American Pope marks a truly historic moment not just for the Roman Catholic Church, but…
Read MoreA Tragic Cycle Repeats: India-Pakistan Hostilities and the Need for Lasting Peace
The renewed hostilities between India and Pakistan have once again cast a dark shadow over South Asia. The April 22…
Read More
A Tribute to Pope Francis: Shepherd of Mercy, Voice of the Marginalized
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. His…
Read MoreVaisakhi: From Harvest Festival to the Birth of Khalsa – A Legacy of Courage and Purity
Vaisakhi, for centuries, was observed as a traditional harvest festival in Punjab—a celebration of the land’s fertility, the joy of…
Read MoreThe Danger of Executive Overreach: The Case of Dropping Corruption Charges Against Mayor Eric Adams
The American democratic experiment, as envisioned by the founding fathers, was predicated on a system of governance rooted in the…
Read MoreWhen Politicians Fear Laughter, Democracies are in Danger
When a comedian’s parody can provoke a police case, vandalism, and political outrage, it says far more about the fragility…
Read MorePast as a prelude: On the Nagpur riots and Aurangzeb
Nagpur riots saw the use of a medieval trope to polarize people There is ample empirical evidence that riots in…
Read MoreThe Trump Administration’s Attacks on Freedom of Speech and the Threat to American Democracy
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution explicitly protects the freedom of speech, ensuring that individuals, journalists, and critics can…
Read MoreGender equality is far from achieved
International Women’s Day (IWD), celebrated on March 8, has served as a global platform for advocating gender equality, recognizing women's…
Read MoreThe 1984 Anti-Sikh Pogrom and the Delayed Justice: The Case of Sajjan Kumar
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots remain one of the darkest stains on India's history. The fact that it took 34 years…
Read MoreSurprise choice: BJP snubs top aspirants for Delhi CM’s post
In recent years, the BJP has developed a knack for springing a surprise while selecting chief ministers. Delhi is no…
Read MoreJudges’ dilemma: On the judiciary, its accountability
Accountability and independence ought to be equally important for judges The Lokpal’s ruling that High Court judges are amenable to…
Read MoreGreat Expectations from Trump-Modi Meeting
The diplomatic relationship between the United States and India has experienced significant shifts over recent years, influenced by leadership changes…
Read MoreJustice delayed
SC calls out lax prosecution in 1984 riot cases Over four decades have passed, but for the victims of the…
Read MoreThe Recent Delhi Assembly Elections: A Shift in Power Dynamics
In any democratic election, one of the most consistent patterns observed globally is the desire for change. Voters often seek…
Read MoreCelebrating Democracy Amid Challenges: On India’s 76th Republic Day
India's 76th Republic Day celebrations are a poignant reminder of the country's remarkable achievement in sustaining its democracy, despite numerous…
Read MoreAmerica’s Oligarchy: A Threat to Democracy
In his farewell address, President Joe Biden warned Americans about the growing threat of oligarchy in the United States, signaling…
Read MoreHas PBD started losing its sheen?
The Ministry of External Affairs and the Odisha Government are patting their backs for the “overwhelming success” of the just…
Read MoreGuru Gobind Singh: The Timeless Torchbearer of Courage and Compassion
As the world commemorates the 358th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh on January 6, 2025, it is an opportune…
Read MoreFarewell to 2024 and Welcome to 2025: Reflections and Expectations
As 2024 draws to a close, it is a moment of both reflection and anticipation-a time to evaluate the successes…
Read MoreAn Unparalleled Sacrifice in History
On the Martyrdom of the Four Sons of Guru Gobind Singh The history of the world bears testimony to countless…
Read MoreNew RBI Governor : Inflation-growth balance key task
Revenue Secretary Sanjay Malhotra's surprise appointment as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor comes amid worries over a decline…
Read MoreDishonorable: Allahabad HC judge has done a big disservice
Only a strong institutional response will serve the cause of justice following the communally charged remarks by a judge of…
Read MoreA legend, made: On D. Gukesh, the world’s youngest chess champion
Gukesh is first among a cohort of young Indian chess geniuses to reach the pinnacle Eighteen-year-old D. Gukesh has made…
Read MoreIf Trump’s tariffs start a trade war, it would be an economic disaster
The president-elect’s two main arguments for his tariff threat – to reduce migration and to combat drugs – are not…
Read MoreA Happy Holidays Thought: New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ Challenges and Opportunities
New York City Mayor Eric Adams finds himself navigating a labyrinth of challenges in his tenure as leader of the…
Read MoreThe Adani Saga: A Tale of Alleged Corruption, Political Patronage, and Global Embarrassment
In recent years, the Adani Group, helmed by billionaire Gautam Adani, has repeatedly found itself at the center of allegations…
Read More
