Basohli: From Vishwasthali to a Living Civilisation
Beyond the festival, a heritage that deserves to be protected and carried forwardAsk people across Jammu and Kashmir what Basohli
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What Jammu Learned Without the Darbar Move
The four-year suspension is evidence worth studying. When the Civil Secretariat reopened in Jammu on 3 November 2025, many hoteliers,
WHEN THE WORLD CAME TO TALK
Power is not just about who is in the room. It is about who can bring the room together. Every
Jammu: When the Children Left
And the Silence That StayedThere’s a particular hour in the evening when a certain kind of house in Jammu gets
The SCO at 25
The Room India Cannot Afford to Leave From Tashkent to Bishkek, India’s journey through the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation mirrorsthe changing
What Jammu Builds From Here
From Strategy to ActionThe next chapter of Jammu won’t be announced. It will be built. Three articles have led here,
India at 80: From Freedom to the Future
On 15 August 2026, India marks its 80th Independence Day. Seventy-nine years have passed since the tricolour first rose over
When Geography Was Enough: From Inherited Advantage to Built Advantage
In the first article, The End of the Gateway City, I argued that the Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla Rail Link marks a turning
When Water Enters the Language of Security: The River Between Rivals
For decades, India and Pakistan have argued over territory, borders, terrorism, and the meaning of nationhood itself. Governments changed, wars
Not Enemies. Not Aligned
The New Reality of Global Partnerships For much of modern history, the world appeared easier to understand. Countries were allies