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The Danger of a Single Story

From colonial rule to modern power struggles, dominant narratives silence diverse histories, reshape cultural identities, and erase indigenous knowledge across societies and nations.

Why Are Indian Sailors Dying in the Black Sea?

3 ships attacked in a week. 5 sailors dead. 2 still missing. No help from the government. No answers from the shipping company. Just silence.

Jantar Mantar Protest: Questions Without Answers

The Jantar Mantar protest shattered many myths, including the perception of the Prime Minister’s political resilience. What happens next will determine whether Narendra Modi, the BJP, and the Congress survive this political storm.

₹10,000 Job Scam Leads Police to ₹70-Crore Cyber Fraud Network with Dubai, UK Links

Six arrested, including a bank manager; four IndusInd Bank officials apprehended as Delhi Police busts nationwide mule account syndicate spanning 19 states.

Nepal’s slum demolitions spark human rights outcry

Nepal’s slum demolitions have displaced thousands, turning a promise of land reform into a human rights crisis.

India’s Opposition: Stranded between alliance and disarray

Recent youth protests prove that there’s widespread discontent against the current government. For political change, though, voters need a viable alternative vision that is both achievable and popular.

How climate crisis is redefining home, and who counts as a refugee

Climate change is increasingly driving displacement, raising urgent questions about development models that foster unequal growth while exacerbating ecological risk.

India’s Monsoon Deluge Reflects Intensifying Global Climate Emergency

From floods to heatwaves, cascading climate disasters expose mounting vulnerabilities demanding coordinated scientific and policy responses.

E20 debate reveals India’s uneven energy transition trade-offs

India’s ethanol push boosts energy security and farm incomes, but consumers remain unconvinced amid mileage and price concerns.

The uncompromising musical genius

When you are your own worst enemy, even God can’t bail you out.

When the Missing Return: Eight Families Find Hope After Years of Waiting

Behind every missing person is a family living with unanswered questions. The recovery of three minor girls, four women and a man has brought long-awaited relief, while revealing stories of love, depression, family conflicts and youthful impulsiveness.

Cyber Crimes – Impacting Human Rights and All Else

As AI-driven fraud, ransomware and digital scams surge, experts warn that cybercrime is increasingly threatening privacy, security, public trust and fundamental human rights.

The India-US bilateral trade agreement: A deal on hold

Conflicting domestic economic policies, sudden judicial disruptions, and fresh American tariff investigations have upended the India-US trade deal.

Tryst with Turmoil

A Book Review of Anju Gupta’s Glocal Terror in South Asia

Loyalty without leverage: India’s US tilt yields little

India’s attempt to balance ties with the US has turned into a tilt, still deemed insufficient by Washington. For India, it is all stick and no carrots