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Yashwant SinghThe Times of Israel (Blogs) |
For three decades, India has been celebrated as an emerging technological power. It has one of the world’s largest pools of engineers, a globally...
Most comparative analyses begin in the wrong place. They ask: what has Israel built that India should copy? Drip irrigation. Iron Dome. Mossad. The...
Turkey, Transnational Illiberalism, and the Poverty of Our Political Vocabulary There is a particular kind of danger that arrives not as an army but...
A statue isn’t merely a decoration or a tribute, it’s a claim about what history means. When Rome erected statues of conquered kings, it was...
A Meditation on the Pashupati Seal, the Indian Civilizational Continuum, and What Humanity Owes to the Clay’s Memory The Undeciphered Witness There...
Partha Chatterjee’s political society, Hindu democratic agency, and the West Bengal verdict of 2026 The Framework and Its Horizon For more than two...
India-Israel bilateral partnership constitutes the dyad around which any genuinely wartime-resilient Eurasian economic corridor must organize. This is...
On the Sanctity of the Cow and the Grammar of Civilizational Love Before philosophy, there was milk. Before the child could receive the Gayatri...
The longue durée of Indo-maritime stewardship – where the Mauryan embrace of statecraft, the Chola command of the Indian Ocean, and the Srivijayan...
On a Monument That Is Also a Civilization’s Unfinished Argument With Itself “Yā Kundendutusārahāradhavalā, yā śubhravastrāvṛtā.” She...
India and Israel make an improbable pair on paper: one a 1.4 billion-strong continental democracy navigating strategic autonomy, the other a small,...
On mourning as the organizing intelligence of a civilization, and what is lost when a culture makes lamentation its highest art Every civilization...
Why the world’s most plurally constituted civilization has a moral and strategic obligation to interrupt the Middle East’s amnesia, and why its...
This essay argues that India’s analytical under-engagement with the ideological dimensions of Iranian statecraft is not a policy failure but a...
AI’s risks are clear, but no institutions exist to act on them. Warnings alone cannot steer a technology this powerful. In 1939, Albert Einstein...
As the region’s fault lines shift decisively from an Israeli-Palestinian conflict to an Israeli-Iranian confrontation, and India’s strategic...
A Partnership Taking Shape in a Polarized World The most consequential geopolitical partnership of the coming decade will not be announced with...
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