The sky above the white sands of Kutch, India’s largest district, transformed into a fluttering mosaic of colour. Each kite dancing against the winter sun carries the festival’s quiet philosophy- to l...
Populism without a plan: How Congress bankrupted Karnataka, one of the most prosperous Indian states
Less than three years after the Congress returned to power in May 2023, that reputation lies in ruins. What has unfolded instead is a textbook case of fiscal mismanagement driven by populism, administ...
What defines Shri Somnath is not that it was destroyed but that it was rebuilt every time. Century after century, rulers, devotees and communities restored the shrine. ...
Taken together, these letters reveal Jawaharlal Nehru’s sustained opposition and discomfort he felt due to reconstruction of the Somnath Mandir....
The first headline that their newly sworn-in mayor made was not about radically beginning to tackle the affordability crisis in the NYC, or announcing zero fare for MTA buses, or freezing subway fares...
Shri Somnath stands today as a rare synthesis: A temple that survived repeated destruction. A port region that once powered global trade. A deity facing the horizon, not hiding from it. A civilisation...
The Supreme Court of India on 5th January 2026 gave its verdict in the much talked-about bail application of Umar Khalid who has been in judicial custody for his role in orchestrating the February 202...
We are witnessing the normalization of a siege mentality, a capitulation to a demographic that fled the tyranny of their own lands only to import the very terror they claimed to escape. ...
What sets Dhurandhar apart is its refusal to dilute reality, there is no false equivalence, no moral hedging. The enemy is shown not as a misunderstood victim, but as a decaying, venomous machinery....
Bengal’s crisis today is not cyclical. It is structural and self-reinforcing. A state that once shaped India’s economy now struggles to hold on to its own workforce....