Democracy dies when leaders become messiahs

The Cult Trap- Democracy dies when leaders become messiahs. In 1937, Jawaharlal Nehru wrote anonymously in The Modern Review warning that “Caesarism” ...

Havoc in Hormuz

Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have begun to choke global energy flows, with the most acute impact being felt by import-dependent economies l...

THE DIMMING LANTERN

As India hurtles toward a hyper-urbanized future, the rustic ideals of the Mahatma are retreating into the shadows of history. This is the chronicle o...

Trump’s America: From Superpower to Super Risk

In a fractured global order, America under Donald Trump has shifted from stabilizer to disruptor, exporting uncertainty and risk. As institutions erod...

The Solstice of Synergy

Amidst the crumbling vestiges of a fractured global order and the sinister ascent of ‘Neo-Colonialism 2.0,’ the India-EU partnership heralds a new Utt...

Global Financial, Power Shift

This convergence of the Rupee and Ruble is not merely a payment bridge, but a new geopolitical fault line in the balance of power. While the West buil...

The Iron Bird Retires: MiG-21’s Glory Days

The MiG-21, the legendary ‘Iron Bird’ of the Indian Air Force, is set to retire after more than six decades of unmatched service. From achieving super...

Editoral - Uncertain World, Resilient India

In 2025, global instability—from supply chain disruptions and energy crises to climate threats, cyberattacks, and Russia-NATO tensions—challenges Indi...

Modi–Xi Reset: SCO’s Shifting Balance (EDITORIAL)

At the Tianjin SCO summit, India emerged as a decisive voice—balancing tensions with China, countering U.S. trade coercion, and shaping the anti-terro...