Nagraj Neelakantam

Khalistan’s Shadowy Saga – The Nexus of External Influences

The controversy surrounding Gur Patwan Singh Pannun’s allegations against Russia and his relentless pursuit of a Khalistan state sheds light on a larger and more troubling narrative. His recent claims—linking Moscow to the killing of Hardip Singh Nijjar, a pro-Khalistani activist—highlight the complex web of geopolitics, propaganda, and the rising influence of shadowy external forces…

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Sabarmati Train Tragedy: Unraveling Political Motives and Fallout

On February 27, 2002, a fire on the Sabarmati Express at Godhra station claimed the lives of 59 Hindu pilgrims, mostly Karsevaks returning from Ayodhya. This incident, marked by brutal communal violence in its aftermath, ignited widespread riots in Gujarat, reshaping India’s political landscape and intensifying the secular-communal divide. The event’s implications reach far beyond…

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Trump’s Victory: Understanding the Dynamics

The 2020 U.S. presidential election was marked by a significant shift in public sentiment, particularly against the backdrop of Kamala Harris’s campaign. Initially, Harris and her team were confident in their prospects, envisioning victory. However, Donald Trump’s unexpected resurgence turned the tide. His election strategy was underpinned by a profound understanding of the socio-political landscape,…

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Maritime: India Rises, Breaks China’s Grip

For decades, India’s maritime sector has incurred substantial financial losses due to dependency on foreign shipping companies, primarily from China. With a current reliance on Chinese shipping to transport imported and exported goods, India spends approximately $85 billion on maritime trade annually, with $60-70 billion funnelled directly into Chinese shipping companies’ pockets. Recognizing this economic…

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Emergence of India’s Self-Reliance: Bullet Train Revolution

India’s ambitious bullet train project linking Mumbai and Ahmedabad, launched in 2017, has faced significant hurdles. Originally targeted for completion by 2026, the project now faces uncertainty due to escalating costs and disagreements with Japanese contractors. In response, India’s Railways Minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw, has proposed a bold shift toward self-reliance, with plans to develop indigenous…

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Reliance, Nvidia Partner on Next-Gen Data Centers

In a move poised to redefine data management and processing in India, Reliance Industries has officially announced its partnership with Nvidia to integrate cutting-edge GB200 chips into its data center operations. This eagerly awaited collaboration marks a significant milestone not just for Reliance but for India’s entire technological landscape, as it looks to harness advanced…

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2024 US Presidential Election: Elite Influence and Public Will

With just three days left until the US presidential election, early voting has already started, though reports indicate that turnout in key constituencies has been slower than expected. The 2024 race, featuring Vice President Kamala Harris against former President Donald Trump, presents two contrasting ideologies on governance and global relations, making the outcome increasingly unpredictable….

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Amit Shah Urges Limits on Judicial Activism

India’s judicial landscape has seen an increasing influence of judicial activism, where courts intervene in legislative and executive matters. This phenomenon has sparked a significant debate in political and legal circles, with Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently addressing concerns over the growing interference of the judiciary in laws passed by Parliament. Shah’s comments reflect…

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India’s Defense Tech Breakthroughs

India’s defense forces are making significant strides with a comprehensive strategy to bolster their capabilities, marked by the large-scale acquisition of advanced anti-tank guided missile systems. The Indian Army has recently issued a tender to procure 20,000 next-generation anti-tank guided missiles, along with 1,500 launchers and simulators. This massive procurement is a crucial part of…

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India’s Semiconductor Revolution – Emerging as a Global Hub

In a bold move that signals its ambitions to become a global semiconductor powerhouse, India recently hosted Semicon India 2024, a landmark summit that brought together key stakeholders from the global semiconductor industry. This event marks a significant milestone in India’s journey towards establishing itself as a crucial player in the semiconductor ecosystem, showcasing the…

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