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Articles, Law

Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas: 50th Anniversary of Emergency

Megna Devkar

July 1, 2025

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7 minutes

The declaration of Emergency on June 25, 1975, marked a constitutional crisis that suspended civil liberties and centralized authoritarian power.

Articles, Security & Strategy

Iran Sowed the Wind and Reaps the Whirlwind

K N Pandita

June 30, 2025

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7 minutes

Iran's foreign policy posture is deeply intertwined with religious narratives, yet these have alienated both its regional neighbors and global partners.

Articles, Diplomacy

India expands footprints in the Mediterranean

K N Pandita

June 26, 2025

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12 minutes

The story of India extending her footprints in the Mediterranean region is significant in terms of geopolitics. Cyprus occupies an entry point to Europe, Africa and Asia as it is situated close to all three.

Articles, Culture & Society

Killer Wife: A sign of Moral Decline

Sandhya Jain

June 25, 2025

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11 minutes

Why couldn’t she tell the Raghuvanshi family about her love affair and call the wedding off? The story raises fundamental questions about how individuals today contemplate murder with shocking equanimity and how a civilisational crisis of unknown magnitude is unfolding before our eyes.

Articles, Technology

India’s Quantum Leap: If AI is the New Brain, Quantum is the Future Nervous System of the World

Jay Oberai

June 24, 2025

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8 minutes

If India wants to lead, we must stop treating quantum technology as part of science policy. We must approach it as industrial policy, economic policy, and national security strategy—all rolled into one.

Articles, Culture & Society

New Enlightenment, New Alliances

Hervé Juvin

June 20, 2025

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20 minutes

The author argues that Western democracies are experiencing internal decay, marked by failing education, health crises, and disillusionment with governance—signaling a civilizational shift.

Articles, Culture & Society

New Enlightenment, New Alliances

Hervé Juvin

June 18, 2025

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9 minutes

Author in this article critiques the failure of Western liberal democracies, rooted in Enlightenment ideals, to ensure progress, well-being, and public trust. In contrast, countries like China, India, and other BRICS nations are witnessing higher public confidence and better socio-economic indicators.