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 […]
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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
Gaza, Genocide, and the Geometry of Power: Can International Law Survive the Next War?
In the corridor of a bombed-out hospital in Rafah, a nurse carefully wraps the body of a child. There is
BRICS, Broken or Building? The Great Game of Multipolarity in a World on Fire
In a world veering toward fragmentation—where wars rage, alliances fray, and global governance falters—BRICS stands at a defining crossroads. What
Missiles, Messages, and the Middle Ground: How Iran, Israel, and the U.S. Redefined West Asia—and Why It Matters to India
In April 2024, over 300 drones and missiles tore through the night skies over Israel—launched directly from Iranian soil. For
A Salute to the Indian Army – From One Heart to Another
Most of us wake up wrapped in comfort—hot coffee in hand, kids getting ready for school, phonesbuzzing with emails and
Are We Just Puppets? The War That Wasn’t — But Still Hurt
As terror struck Pahalgam and tensions flared between India and Pakistan, deeper questions surfaced—about sovereignty, strategy, and whether the region
Pahalgam’s Echo: Justice, History, and the Hidden Costs of Retaliation
India must answer the Pahalgam attack with strength and resolve—but with a strategy informed by history, not driven by anger.
Bangladesh’s Strategic Awakening: A New Power Posture in a Tense South Asia
As fresh tremors of conflict reverberate across South Asia—this time with a resurgence of Indo-Pak tensions following a high-profile terrorist
Jammu and Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960
A Tale of Exclusion, Exploitation, and Long-Term Impact The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), signed on September 19, 1960, between India