Indo-China Relations at a New Turn: India’s Strategic Agency in a Shifting Asian Order
Between mistrust and necessity, India and China stand divided by the Himalayas yet bound by history, economics, and geopolitics; reminding
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Independence at 78: The Freedom We Inherit, The Nation We Shape
When the tricolour rises against the August sky, it carries more than the colours of a nation; it carries the weight
AI, Narrative, and Warfare: The Invisible Frontlines of the 21st Century
Wars have always been fought on two fronts; the battlefield and the story told about it. In the 21st century, the
When Parliament Goes Silent, What Echoes Back?
In a democracy, silence can be protest. But when too many institutions fall quiet, it begins to sound like submission.
When Parliament Goes Silent, What Echoes Back?
In a democracy, silence can be protest. But when too many institutions fall quiet, it begins to sound like submission.
The Tariff Tempest and the Silent Partner: India Navigates Trump 2.0
Trump may have returned with threats, but India isn’t flinching—it’s recalibrating. In a world loud with power plays, silence can
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Unmoored in the East, India Must Reimagine Its Role as the Bay of Bengal Becomes a Theatre of Competition, Not
White Coats Under Siege: Confronting the Epidemic of Violence Against Doctors
On July 16, at Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu, a young female doctor was allegedly kicked in the abdomen by