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Supreme Court Declines Urgent Plea Over Police Action During CJP March

The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined an...

India-Bound Oil Tankers Turn Back in Red Sea After Houthi Threat

Three oil tankers carrying Saudi crude, including...

Inquilab and Dialogue.

Large Protests are uniquely Indian. And as...

Aabha Ambastha

Beyond Resignation: Why India’s Paper Leak Crisis Demands More Than Political Accountability

The demand for accountability echoed loudly at Jantar Mantar as students gathered to protest repeated examination paper leaks. Placards called for the resignation of...

Maritime Security and India’s Strategic Vision: SAGAR, IORA and MAHASAGAR

In recent years, maritime security has emerged as a critical global concern due to rising geopolitical tensions, piracy, cyber threats, environmental challenges and labour...

Why Market Reforms Alone Cannot Fix Indian Agriculture?

India liberalised much of its economy after 1991, yet agriculture remains one of its most protected sectors through Minimum Support Price (MSP), public procurement,...

From Male Gaze to Market Logic: How Cinema Shapes the Female Image

Cinema doesn’t just tell stories—it teaches us how to look. From slow-motion entries to lingering close-ups, the female image is often framed less as...

Why Defections Become Rational in Indian Politics?

Political defections are often framed as betrayals of ideology or moral failures. But what if defections are not simply failures of political ethics, but...

Global Instability and India: Echoes of 1991 or a new reality?

With the rising global instability and conflicts between different nations, the concerns of severe impact on the fourth largest economy are visible. The idea...

Press Under Colonial Rule: Freedom, Conflict and Consciousness

During colonial rule, the press functioned as a double-edged tool: initially supporting colonial administration, and later emerging as a powerful instrument of nationalist resistance....

Strait of Hormuz and the New Middle East Crisis: Why the World is Watching

The Middle East has once again become the centre of global geopolitical tensions as confrontation between Iran, Israel and the United States intensifies. What...

Indian press laws didn’t just regulate journalism — they redefined who controls the narrative.

In 1947, India gained independence, and the newly formed state required a well-regulated press that could function alongside democratic freedoms. While press freedom was...

The Populist Trap: Is Democracy Losing Its Way?

Democracy promises to empower every citizen, but what happens when citizens are misinformed, emotionally driven, or deliberately manipulated? The answer is complex—and uncomfortable. At its best,...

India and the Rebirth of Multilateralism in a Post-Pandemic World

The COVID-19 pandemic did more than disrupt global health systems; it exposed a deeper structural crisis in the international order — the steady erosion...

India–China Relations in 2025: Warming Ties or Rising Tensions?

In 2025 India‑China ties have taken a noticeably warmer turn. After years of tension, the two governments announced the reopening of border trade through...

Imran Khan Mystery Deepens: Fake News or a Silenced Truth?

Currently, the buzz which we are seeing about Imran Khan’s death is just that: a buzz. On 26 Nov 2025 a handful of outlets,...

Sheikh Hasina Death Sentence: Is South Asia Witnessing Another Bhutto-Style Political Trial?

The former Bangladeshi Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina was handed a death sentence by the International Crimes Tribunal -1 (ICT-1) in Dhaka on 17 November...

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