The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has grown into the world’s most powerful civil society organisation despite its glorification of caste and exclusion of the marginalised
The Great Nicobar project is not merely environmentally destructive; it represents a collapse of governance, scientific rationality, and moral responsibility.
BY Anand Teltumbde 22 October 2025
Ladakhis are demanding nothing more radical than statehood and Sixth Schedule safeguards within the Indian Constitution
BY Anand Teltumbde 21 October 2025
'The Cell And The Soul' Marks the first death anniversary of Father Stan Swamy, these reflections were written from within the Anda cell—recalling the loss, the silence that followed, and the conditions that led to his passing.
BY Anand Teltumbde 19 October 2025
For now, Gen Z's moment endures as both warning and lesson—energy without vision is a flare: brilliant, brief, and leaving the night unchanged.
BY Anand Teltumbde 8 October 2025
The Election Commission of India is attempting something unprecedented: to shield its decisions on electoral rolls from judicial examination
BY Anand Teltumbde 17 September 2025
Donald Trump’s dismissal of India’s trade ties with Russia underscores the harsher political climate accompanying Washington’s tariffs
BY Anand Teltumbde 15 September 2025
For young Nepalese, politics is no longer aspirational; it has become a theatre of deceit and decay.
BY Anand Teltumbde 12 September 2025
Unless the enabling architecture is unmade, the cycle of destruction in Gaza will continue to be not only an Israeli policy question but a collective international moral failure.
BY Anand Teltumbde 7 September 2025
The MSPSA gives the state-corporate nexus the legal means to suppress participatory democracy under the guise of public security.
BY Anand Teltumbde 22 August 2025
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