The BrahMos Era: From Sindoor Strike to Global Might

When the Indian Armed Forces recently carried out precise and limited strikes on terrorist camps in Pakistan under Operation Sindoor, the spotlight tu...

India’s Refugee Blindspot: Mizoram’s Crisis Deepens

Mizoram is witnessing a crisis that most of India is still reluctant to call by its name. In the small northeastern state, over 40,000 refugees from M...

Voter List Shake-Up: Reform or Political Playbook?

In this rainy July of 2025, as political camps in West Bengal sharpen their strategies, the Election Commission of India (ECI) is busy with a massive ...

Democracy on Trial: Identity, Rights, and the Voter List

The Supreme Court’s hearing on Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll has become more than a legal proceeding—it has emerged a...

UPI to Uranium: Modi’s Big Moves in Windhoek

Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Windhoek on 9 July 2025, becoming the first Indian head of government to visit Namibia in 27 years and only th...

Bharat Bandh and the Politics of Protest

The nationwide Bharat Bandh organized on Wednesday by various central trade unions marks a pivotal moment in India’s socio-political landscape, offeri...

Empty Plates, Broken Promises: When the State Forgot Its Youngest

The Mid-Day Meal Scheme, now known as PM POSHAN, was never just about food—it was about assurance. An assurance that children would come to school, st...

Bihar’s Voter Purge: Clean-Up or Crackdown?

The Election Commission of India’s (ECI) Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in Bihar, launched ahead of the 2025 Assembly election...

Jan Suraaj: Prashant Kishor’s Bold Attempt to Reimagine Bihar’s Politics

In the heart of Bihar’s Siwan district, in a block called Mairwan, political strategist-turned-leader Prashant Kishor recently addressed a massive cro...