The MSPSA gives the state-corporate nexus the legal means to suppress participatory democracy under the guise of public security.
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The Special Intensive Revision of the electoral rolls in Bihar becomes a test case for the constitutional soul of the republic, threatening to subordinate the right to vote—a fundamental component of citizenship—to bureaucratic fiat and procedural formalism.
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India has fallen into a moral and intellectual stupor in the last 11 years
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Indian foreign policy is no longer a careful, national undertaking but a tool for nationalist spectacle.
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India’s GDP data has attracted considerable scrutiny in recent years - with the 2015 revision of GDP calculations adopted 2011-12 as the base year from 2004-05 and aligned with international norms.
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The sudden legislative dismantling of Waqf institutions is a calculated political step
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Mughal emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir was neither a paragon of virtue nor a villain
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Aurangzeb Alamgir, the sixth Mughal emperor of India, remains one of the most enigmatic figures in Indian history
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India’s foreign policy initiatives in recent years have shown signs of giving in to pressure from the United States
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Autocratic and fascist regimes consolidate power by reducing complex socio-political realities into rigid binary oppositions. Instead of addressing systemic economic inequalities, they redirect public anger toward scapegoats—immigrants, minorities and dissenting voices.
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