M.S Shanker

The Congress Conundrum: A Party in Chaos

Ever since its crushing defeat in 2014, the Congress party has been caught in a spiral of confusion and missteps, seemingly unable to learn from its past mistakes. From bizarre statements by senior leaders to embarrassing public gaffes, the party appears to be struggling with both leadership and coherence. One of the most glaring instances…

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Alex Soros and Yunus: A Strategic Concern for India

The latest meeting between Alex Soros, son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, and Muhammad Yunus, the chief advisor to Bangladesh’s interim government, raises significant geopolitical concerns for India. The involvement of Soros-backed organizations in South Asian politics has long been viewed with suspicion, particularly given their track record of influencing democratic processes and destabilizing governments….

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Pawan Kalyan – The New Messiah of Sanatan Dharma

Actor-turned-politician Pawan Kalyan’s recent shift toward positioning himself as the ‘protector of Sanatan Dharma’ has sparked widespread interest and speculation. While some critics may dismiss it as a political maneuver, I believe it stems from a deeper, more personal conviction. In my view as an analyst, Kalyan’s emotional and straightforward nature sets him apart from…

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Revanth Reddy’s Political U-Turn: Opposing ‘ONOP’ While Ignoring Cong’s Flawed Legacy

“The latest statement by Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, made during a condolence meeting for the late CPM leader Sitaram Yechury, who passed away last week, has sparked significant controversy., particularly due to his opposition to the ‘One Nation, One Poll’ concept proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. Reddy, whose political history starkly…

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How Dangerous Are Some Converts?

Last night’s week-end debate on CNN News involving three of its editors—Rahul Shiv Shankar, Anand Narasimhan, and Jacob Zakka—delved into the complexities surrounding the safety of Hindu minorities in Bangladesh amid recent unrest. The conversation, which exposed differing viewpoints, also underscored the broader discourse on religious persecution, regional politics, and media narratives. In this context,…

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Pak on the brink of disintegration: Economic collapse and the rising tide of unrest in Balochistan

Pakistan, a nation once regarded as a strategic counterbalance in South Asia by global superpowers like the United States and China to check India’s rise, is now grappling with an unprecedented economic collapse that threatens its very existence. The country’s deepening crisis has sparked fears of potential disintegration as both internal and external pressures converge,…

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Who got an edge in J&K polls?

With the election schedule for Jammu and Kashmir officially announced, the region stands at a significant political crossroads. All major political parties are actively engaged in intense strategizing, maneuvering through permutations and combinations to secure power after a decade-long gap. The last assembly elections were held in 2014, marking a significant shift in the region’s…

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