Latest whispers on social media, unconfirmed by India’s Union Home Ministry, suggest an unsettling pattern: the United States may be attempting to destabilize India, similar to what it allegedly did in Bangladesh. While these reports lack official validation, they highlight a growing suspicion—one that cannot be dismissed lightly in today’s geopolitical climate. According to these…
The northeastern state of Manipur, a region fraught with historical complexities and ethnic diversity, has once again plunged into the darkness of violence. The recent resurgence of unrest, communal clashes, and socio-political tensions has cast a long shadow over the state, threatening the fragile peace that has eluded it for decades. As Manipur teeters on…
In a dramatic turn of events, a controversy involving some of India’s top women wrestlers and their male supporters erupted just before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, thrusting politics into the limelight. At the center of this political storm was Brij Bhushan, a former President of the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) and a BJP…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, unperturbed by the internal challenges and turmoil faced by India, has chosen to steer his government towards building stronger international alliances. With a focus on collaboration and cooperation, especially with nations making significant strides in economic, technological, and skill development, Modi’s strategy is commendable, albeit not without its criticisms. His recent…
The latest developments in the investigation of the heinous crime involving the gang rape and murder of a 31-year-old junior doctor, Abhaya, in West Bengal have left the state reeling. The revelation that it was the state’s Health Secretary—a close aide to both the health ministry and Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee—who issued a formal notice…
The manifesto released by the Indian National Congress (INC) for the upcoming Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) elections has reignited a debate that has been simmering for decades. The promises made by the Congress to revoke Article 370, dismantle the National Security Agency (NSA), quash the new education policy, and repeal laws that prevent forcible religious…
The World Bank’s projection of a 7 percent GDP growth rate for India in 2025 paints a hopeful picture of a nation on the move. Yet, this optimism is not invincible; it faces potential threats from both within and outside the country. India’s growth story could be derailed by forces that thrive on instability—whether through…
Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister of West Bengal and a leader often viewed with deep skepticism, has once again displayed her political brazenness. Her government on Monday passed the Aparjita Women and Child Bill (West Bengal Criminal Laws and Amendment) Bill 2024—an anti-rape law—while conveniently glossing over her administration’s disgraceful record on women’s safety. The…
The separation of powers is a fundamental principle of a democratic system, where the legislature frames laws, the executive implements them, and the judiciary interprets them. This delineation of roles ensures checks and balances within governance. However, there is a growing perception that the Indian judiciary, particularly the Supreme Court, is increasingly stepping into domains…
The demand for a caste-based census in India is far from a new issue. It is a recurring tactic, often deployed not out of genuine concern for social justice but as a political maneuver. In reality, the demand for such a census is more about political survival than about practical governance. It frequently ignites debates…
