From Bonfire To Shredder

The Book Has Always Been Burned. Now It’s Being Pulped For Profit. Last month in Ahmedabad, Bajrang Dal workers beat up citizens reading Malala Yousaf...

The Native English Paradox

Centre Says English Isn't Native, But Its Schools Can't Function Without It- The Union government has told the Supreme Court that English cannot b...

Coal Paradox: Punished For Planning Ahead

Thermal Sector's Stock Dilemma Could Hit Power Grid- India's thermal power sector faces a perverse incentive: generators that maintain adequate co...

Uttar Pradesh 2027: Political Fortification and the Sangh's ‘Lokmat Parishkar’

In the corridors of Indian politics, there is an old and seemingly hackneyed saying — "The road to Delhi passes through Uttar Pradesh." The 2024 Lok S...

FCRA Amendment: Tightening Noose on Foreign Funding

The government's recent decision to send the Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment Bill for detailed deliberation to a Joint Parliamentary Committ...

World in Crisis, India Steadying

The world standing on the threshold of September 2026 is passing through a strange paradox. On one side, the flames of war and walls of trade are halt...

Delhi EV Policy 2.0

Will the Air Really Become Clean? For the national capital Delhi, 'clean air' has now become more of a luxury than a basic necessity. Every year, bet...

BRICS: Global Balance and India's Diplomatic Resolve

When the flags of the BRICS nations flutter on the streets of New Delhi next month, India will not only be hosting the 18th BRICS Summit, but will als...

Vande Mataram: National Song or Political Layers

What happened at the Congress headquarters on the auspicious occasion of 15th August could have been handled in much better ways. Sonia Gandhi's gestu...