Opinion
Opinion | India and Malaysia: Elevating a Civilisational Bond
India and Malaysia find strength in shared roots. With PMs of both nations poised to meet, it's a reminder that civilisational bonds, nurtured over centuries, can pave the way for a more stable and prosperous future
Opinion | Kolkata Rape and Murder Case: Women’s Safety a Farce in West Bengal
Mamata Banerjee’s political rhetoric is meaningless when women in Kolkata continue to live in fear, exposed to violence and exploitation. Enough with the empty promises—what Bengal needs is real action
Opinion | India at 78: A Nation on the Rise, with ‘Viksit Bharat’ in Sight
At 78, India is a nation on the move, its sights set firmly on the future. Viksit Bharat isn’t just aspirational, it's within reach. With every achievement, the nation's momentum grows, reminding the world that India's story is just beginning
Bahar Bharat | Scotland: A Land of Beauty, Arts, and Cultural Riches
Edinburgh’s example teaches us that cultural and intellectual exchange is not just a relic of the past but a vital force for innovation and progress in our interconnected world
Opinion | Post Abrogation of Article 370, Kashmir’s Healing Journey Continues
While scars of conflict remain, the absence of terror, a revitalised economy, and inter-community moments offer glimmers of hope for a future free from the shackles of the past
Opinion | Reviving India’s Soul: The Case for Civilisational Tourism in Modi 3.0
What if every tourist left India not just with photos, but with a profound connection to our rich heritage and values?
Opinion | Hamas Chief Haniyeh’s Assassination: Early Signs of a More Volatile West Asia?
Ismail Haniyeh’s assassination in Tehran raises the stakes in an already volatile West Asia. With Iran’s new President caught between diplomacy and demands for retribution, the region braces for aftershocks
Opinion | Dividers-in-Chief: Rahul Gandhi to Mamata Banerjee, Game On to Split Hindus and Bharat
Not just the Congress but the large sections of the Opposition feel that cynically drawing caste fault lines to divide Hindu society and chipping away at Bharat’s sovereignty will bring them electoral rewards
Right Word | Laos in Chinese Debt Trap: A Wake-Up Call for South Asia
Laos’ economic crisis should serve as a warning for the South Asian countries to reassess their economic policies and protect themselves from China’s debt trap
Opinion | Some Say Ka-maa-lah, Some Say Comma-la; So What?
All US Presidents except Barack Obama had names that stress the first syllable—from George Washington to Joseph Biden. Is Trump inadvertently conveying to US voters that Harris as Ka-maa-lah is not qualified to be President or drawing attention to what el...
Opinion | Congress’s Election Spin Can’t Hide These Four Hard Realities
While the Congress’s seat count may have improved, the 2024 Lok Sabha election outcome revealed fundamental flaws in its strategy, leadership, and connection with the electorate
Opinion | Budget 2024 Sets Template for Viksit Bharat: Centre is the Facilitator
The Budget’s big message is clear and categorical: That the role of a government is to facilitate and not assume direct responsibilities
Opinion | The Ambani Wedding: A Proud Display of Sanatana Dharma on The World Stage
The Ambani wedding wasn't just a lavish affair; it was a global showcase of Hindu dharma. The celebrations embraced tradition while showcasing India's modern dynamism
Opinion | Remembrance Day for Indira Gandhi’s Emergency Horrors
Forty-nine years later, the excesses of the Emergency era may appear too distant in the past to be worthy of recall, remembrance and resolve. But to believe that would be indulging in self-deception
Opinion | How Rahul Gandhi is Trying to Kill Hindu Assertiveness, Break Sanatan Spine
The more vicious, divisive, and denigrating his attacks against Hinduness gets, the quicker saffron forces will regroup
Opinion | Needed, Indian Institute of Northeast Indian Studies
There has been an increasing emphasis on both policy and research agenda to ‘Look East’. i.e. build bridges with neighbouring regions such as Southeast Asia. However, the knowledge of the borderlands within the country is lacking