The author argues that the renewed debate on lowering the age of consent represents not progress but regression — a farcical replay of a tragic historical issue.
The rise of Pakistan’s permanent Ruling Elite can also be attributed to the assassination of Liaquat Ali, which created a power vacuum, leaving non-democratic forces, primarily the Army and the bureaucracy, to assert control.
Pakistan’s repeated interference in Afghanistan’s internal affairs has brought destruction and misery, fueling nationalist and anti-Pakistan sentiments among Afghans and the Taliban 2.0.
The author argues that a century after its founding, the RSS has evolved from a cultural movement into the civilisational compass of India’s nationalism
