The Kabul attack is a stark reminder that, for China, Afghanistan remains a space where strategic ambitions are persistently constrained by enduring insecurity....
Various personal religious laws find their legitimacy under Article 372 and their validity under Article 13 of the Constitution of India to govern and apply on certain civil matters of marriage and su...
Today marks the 2nd anniversary of the Pran Pratistha of Shri Ram Mandir. The day commemorates a defining civilisational moment when Bharatiya civilisation emerged from centuries of historical injusti...
The main accused in the 2020 Delhi riots ‘larger conspiracy’ case, while also granting bail to five other accused in the same case, some sort of protest, thereafter, by the left-wing activist groups w...
Nepal: A deep dive into the democracy, disorder, and the battle for renewal in the Himalayan country
The Election Commission’s recognition of Gagan Kumar Thapa’s leadership did not end the crisis within the Nepali Congress. Instead, it formalised a party split, with the ousted leadership coalescing i...
Nagaland continued to experience a markedly subdued insurgency landscape through 2025, a trend that has extended into the opening weeks of 2026, with militant activity remaining sporadic, fragmented, ...
The facade of the Pakistan Army as a professional fighting force has crumbled, revealing its true nature as an armed syndicate of religious extremism where terror is not just a tactic but a spiritual ...
Bangladesh is sliding deeper into disorder ahead of its February 2026 parliamentary elections. Despite large-scale security operations and mass arrests, political killings, mob violence, and attacks o...
India’s strength has always been its ability to absorb dissent while maintaining democratic continuity. ...
The killing of CPI-Maoist Central Committee Member Ganesh Uike in Kandhamal marks one of the most decisive counter-insurgency successes in Odisha in recent years. The twin encounters underscore the co...