External Affairs / South Asia 344 PAkistan: Democracy in Uniform In Pakistan, a ‘silent coup’ has fully materialized beneath the layers of governance, pushing civilian rule to the margins while tightening the milita... Rajiv Sinha & Saral Sharma 01 Dec 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 544 COVER STORY- YOUTHQUAKE: Gen-Z Shaking The Thrones of South Asia In recent years, South Asian politics has witnessed an unprecedented turn, its script penned not by old guard leaders, but by ‘Gen Z.’ From the bustli... Sanjay Srivastava 30 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 500 COVER STORY- YOUTHQUAKE: Will India Be Next? South Asian politics stands at an unexpected juncture. In nations like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, ‘Gen Z’ has challenged and shaken the very fo... SRIRAJESH 30 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 640 COVER STORY - Ladakh's Roaring Youth In the high-altitude deserts of Ladakh, centuries-old monasteries witness a new force: the defiant youth. Frustrated by political neglect, economic de... Cult Current Desk 30 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 333 The Kachin Gambit Most Americans would struggle to pinpoint Myanmar on a map, let alone its rugged, northernmost state of Kachin. Yet, this mountainous frontier, wedged... Anirudh Yadav 30 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 388 Phantom Wars: US vs China? In the policy-making corridors of Washington today, one idea is taken as gospel: China aims to replace the United States as the world’s dominant super... Jalaj Srivastava 30 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 358 Pakistan’s Deluge Disaster The 2025 floods in Pakistan are not just a deluge of water—they are a catastrophe of human suffering. Where climate change meets mismanagement, millio... Md. Saifuddin & Krishna Pratap Gupta 02 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 326 Dhaka’s New Turning Point General Wakar-uz-Zaman’s emphasis on secularism in Bangladesh was not merely a statement, but a reflection of deep concern. The end of Sheikh Hasina’s... Santu Das 02 Sep 2025
External Affairs / South Asia 965 Pakistan-India-China: Heading for a Water War? On July 19th, Chinese Premier Li Qiang defended the construction of a dam on the Brahmaputra River in the ecologically fragile and sensitive Tibetan r... Santu Das 01 Aug 2025