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To address Hinduphobia, it is important that global academic, media, and policy discourses approach Hindus and their faith with fairness, intellectual...
While 'Operation Gazab Lil Haq' may project strength, its very existence underscores a failure of foresight, policy and governance
The PM’s visit reinforces India’s strategic autonomy, technological and defence preparedness, commitment to balanced West Asia engagement and...
By strengthening ties with Israel while backing a two-state solution for Palestine, India shows an ability to balance strategic partnerships with...
The underlying politics here is less about documentary facts and more about image, legitimacy and enduring geopolitical tensions
This deal is not about who won. It is about halting strategic drift, buying time in a fractured global order, restoring momentum.
Tehran’s safest bet should be to not rely on a neighbour whose ‘double game’ could prove as destabilising as any external adversary
PM Modi’s letter to Rajya Sabha member C Sadanandan Master goes beyond personal sympathy to highlight enduring reality of political violence,...
Their presence signals a transformation of the Baloch insurgency from a predominantly male guerrilla movement into a broader societal revolt
The Modi government's priorities are clear with consistency in its approach by focusing on aspirational sections of society who live in smaller...
If Pakistan keeps closing borders, expelling refugees, and masking strategic failures with security rhetoric, it risks entrenching lasting hostility...
There is an urgent need to document growing ‘Hinduphobia’ on digital media platforms, especially social media
By placing law above individuals, the Constitution reiterates the age-old Hindu Dharmic notion that authority is legitimate only when it is righteous
Gen Asim Munir may currently hold all the levers of power, but history offers a sobering lesson: Authority sustained through repression rarely...
The Somnath Swabhiman Parv, commemorating 1,000 years since Mahmud of Ghazni’s 1026 invasion and destruction of the Somnath temple, was more than a...
If the West wishes to reclaim credibility in its democracy agenda, it must confront this imbalance honestly.
RSS takes up issues that society is concerned about. It works on these issues from a contemporary perspective
History will likely judge 2025 as the year Pakistan’s democratic experiment was decisively rolled back—not by force alone, but by law.
History suggests that trusting Pakistan’s security promises comes at a high price, one that the region can ill afford to pay again.
When Mohan Bhagwat or his predecessors speak of Bharat as a Hindu Rashtra, they aren't advocating a theocratic state, but invoking deeper...
The deeper implication of Amit Shah’s statement is its rejection of a dynastic culture that reeks of inherited political entitlement
Pakistan’s effort to resolve a deeply political and historical challenge with military force and mass removals is not merely ethically hollow—it...
Differences in ideology are legitimate in a democracy, but when a nation’s security is at stake, unity of purpose and clarity of resolve must prevail
What Pakistan confronts now is not simply the dominance of one Field Marshal, but the slow hollowing-out of democratic life
In its centenary year, it is important to understand the RSS’s philosophy of Hindutva and why it wants to make the idea global
After imposing Emergency, the first thing Indira Gandhi did was to put the entire opposition in jail and gag the Press. Then she went ahead with...
Despite periodic claims of counter-terror reforms, Pakistan’s soil continues to nurture and export jihadist groups as an instrument of statecraft
Balochistan’s story is one of contradictions. It is rich in minerals, culture and courage, yet its people live under a constant cloud of suspicion
The recurring involvement of medical doctors and scientifically trained professionals in terror acts challenges the conventional wisdom that education...
Marxist scholars are trying to erase millennia of India’s spiritual, cultural, and national continuity
The July Charter is clearly an exercise that evades consensus and has further aggravated Bangladesh’s political crisis. This crisis only benefits...
Vande Mataram isn’t just a patriotic song; it had the unique ability to become the key catalyst for awakening of masses against British rule in India
Pakistan must confront the reality that its security-centric approach to foreign policy defined by its obsession with ‘strategic depth’ has...
To understand India, one must abandon the lens of spectacle and learn to see political endurance as a testament to achievement, not an anomaly
Pakistan is now led by a lifetime Field Marshal who wields more power than any elected official, making Mirza's lecture about India’s...
Gender-based violence against minor girls of Hindus, Sikhs & Christians in Pakistan needs greater attention from international institutions and...
The Pakistani Army has once again used the country's political geography as a bargaining chip to court foreign patrons, often at the expense of its...
The shifting religious demography driven by rapid Muslim population growth — both globally and in India — has significant social, cultural, and...
Over the last five decades, we have seen deliberate attempts to create tensions and carry out subversive activities in the bordering areas of India
The RSS is a unique experiment whose core principle is ‘selfless service’ to the society
KP Sharma Oli's comments need to be seen in the context of his politics, primarily based on fuelling anti-India rhetoric since he came to power...
While the focus has largely been on the outcome of DUSU elections, the fact of the matter is that there has been a nationwide surge on campuses in...
The defence deal does not add anything new and is a reiteration of an old pattern of security guarantees in lieu of financial consideration
There are no less than 2 lakh welfare projects that RSS-inspired organisations and its volunteers have been running for the marginalised sections of...
The country's political landscape underwent a dramatic shift on Friday as parliament was dissolved, just hours after former Chief Justice Sushila...
The slogan of the Western classical economics is ‘Buyers! Beware’ but the slogan of Hindu or Vedic economics is ‘Sellers! Beware’
Whatever Western powers say due to narrow, rash and short-sighted geopolitical concerns, India is not the problem but a solution safeguarding the...
An RSS-like organisation in every country could become a vital instrument for conflict resolution—both within societies and between them
To ensure regional security and curb further radicalisation, the Yunus government needs to depoliticise the security apparatus and strengthen its...
Post-2014, the government revived the concept of Swadeshi, taking it out of academic debates and implementing it through campaigns like Make in India...