With delimitation becoming an election campaign topic, it needs to also be considered that it will increase the burden on the taxpayer.
Nepal’s politics long revolved around the same aging leaders and broken promises, until Balen Shah emerged as a young outsider who turned public frustration into a nationwide demand for change.
A democratic law on transgender rights would begin by trusting the person—recognising self-identification without bureaucratic mediation
The immediate backdrop to the recent showdown at Jawaharlal Nehru University lay in earlier tensions
Azim Premji University in Bengaluru has shown that even institutions created specifically to resist ideological capture cannot withstand the sustained assault on academic freedom by the current regime
The uproar over the University Grants Commission (Promotion of Equity in Higher Education Institutions) Regulations, 2026, is a revealing moment in India’s uneasy engagement with caste.
We became victims of two things—unjust investigation and a media trial that was used as a weapon. The Media Trial was Deeply Painful.
What is on display is not moral authority, constitutional discipline, or respect for international law, but the naked exercise of imperial power.
The Kuldeep Singh Sengar court order is not just a judgement—it’s an indication of where the Republic stands.
It is a structural transformation of how nuclear risk, responsibility, and power are distributed in Indian society.
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