On New Year’s Eve, a planned nationwide strike by platform and gig workers brought an unresolved legal and moral question back into sharp focus: what exactly is the...
Global warming does not wait for politics. Heatwaves, cyclones, erratic monsoons and floods move faster than election cycles and budget seasons. They also ignore borders. On January 7–8,...
On January 21, 1968, a United States Air Force bomber carrying four thermonuclear weapons crashed onto the frozen ice near Thule Air Base in Greenland. What followed —...
The destruction of terror camps and the elimination of militants are essential for restoring normalcy in Jammu and Kashmir. But modern conflict is not decided only by body...
As 2026 begins, democracies across the world appear uneasy, defensive, and increasingly fragile. The challenge they face is no longer confined to who wins elections or which ideology...
Iran is once again witnessing mass protests — but this time, the pressure on the Islamic Republic appears deeper and more structural than in previous uprisings. Driven by...
From icy Himalayan passes to dense forests and arid deserts, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) operates where terrain tests both engineering and human endurance. Over six decades since...
Speculation about an American military takeover of Greenland — once dismissed as political theatre — is now being discussed seriously enough to alarm allies and adversaries alike. Such...
The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) 2.0 of electoral rolls was presented as a technology-driven effort to clean voter lists while ensuring that no eligible Indian is excluded. Instead,...
Tamil Nadu’s decision to introduce the Tamil Nadu Assured Pension Scheme (TAPS) from January 1, 2026 marks a calibrated shift in one of India’s most politically sensitive policy...
