Why Special Intensive Revision Is a Democratic Necessity

From 17.32 crore electors in 1951–52 to 96.88 crore in 2024, India’s electorate has grown remarkably.…

Why Mohan Bhagwat’s Message of Inclusion Faces a Test of Credibility

When RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat told an audience in New York that Muslims have an equal…

A Nation That Cannot Protect Its Children Cannot Call Itself Just

In a time when public discourse often reduces justice to courtroom verdicts and legal technicalities, the…

FCRA Amendment 2026: Security Imperatives Vs Civil Society Autonomy

The introduction of the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 in the Lok Sabha has reignited…

When Learning Becomes Hollow: How a Nation Loses What It Once Knew

Education in India was never conceived as a factory of degrees, boards, or bureaucratic paperwork. It…

Rural Sanitation and Health: From Construction to Care, From Targets to Trust

India’s development story often spotlights expressways, digital platforms, and rising GDP. Yet beyond city skylines and…

Indus Treaty on Hold: India Ramps Up Hydropower Expansion After Ops Shindoor

The Indus Waters Treaty—long considered an unequal water‑sharing arrangement between India and Pakistan—had effectively functioned as…

Arif Ajakia’s UNHRC Address Sparks Global Outcry

GENEVA: In the realm of international human rights advocacy, few voices have been as persistent and…

KN Tripathi: Beyond the Ballot, And Blueprint for Change

In the heart of Jharkhand’s Palamau district, where the terrain is rugged and the people resilient,…

Operation Sindoor: An “Understanding” Seems Undeclared Victory

A bold and calculated military response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack that claimed the…