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Key Takeaways: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is usually described through the vocabulary of firmness: decisive, dominant, centralising,...
Key Takeaways: Revolutions appear romantic only from a safe distance. In retrospect, they acquire poetry: crowds filling public squares, statues
Key Takeaways: For most of our lives, society evaluates us through modest and familiar measures. What do you earn? How
Key Takeaways At New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, Sonam Wangchuk’s body has once again become the site of a political argument.
The Union Government of India’s recent submission before the Supreme Court of India marks an important moment in the evolving
The recent stance of the Government of India before the Supreme Court of India, firmly opposing same sex marriage while
There are moments in the journey of each society when a product enters the bloodstream of culture and changes the
India has taken a defining step in its civil nuclear journey, advancing the second stage of Homi Bhabha’s Three-Stage Nuclear
For decades, the security architecture of the Gulf rested on a simple arrangement. Nations like the United Arab Emirates, Qatar,
For over a decade, India has celebrated its demographic dividend as an economic prophecy. With a median age under 30
India’s higher education architecture stands at a crossroads. While the country boasts one of the world’s largest tertiary education networks,
In recent years, the mental health crisis confronting Generation Z (born 1997 – 2012) has escalated into a pressing public-health
The Weight of a Number For decades, one number has quietly governed how billions of lives are judged: the Body