J Narendra Kumar·Oct 26BJP’s ₹6,769 Crore Income in a Year: The BJP’s Financial Muscle and the Questions India Must AskWith ₹6,125 crore in voluntary contributions and ₹3,335 crore spent on elections and propaganda, the BJP’s audited financial statements…
umar khalid·Oct 10Imperial Arrogance and Mental BankruptcyExposing Western Frustration: The Democratic Voice of 1.4 Billion People Needs No Foreign Approval
Dr SP Mishra·Oct 10Protests Need a Vision for the Morning AfterPeaceful protest is an essential part of any democracy. It gives citizens a legitimate way to express anger, challenge authority and demand…
The Opinion Board·Oct 9Bengaluru’s Young Voters Are Fighting Back Against Democratic ErasureWhen thousands of names vanish from electoral rolls without warning, a generation stops scrolling and starts marching.
InAnnals of Global ThoughtbyJai Pandey·Sep 26Reservation at 75: Has India Outgrown the System?India’s reservation system faces a growing debate over caste, merit, politics and whether India should move beyond caste-based quotas.
Dr SP Mishra·Sep 26Two Poles, Not One Winner: Why India’s Political Two-Pole System May EndureIndia does not have a two-party system, but its national politics increasingly operates around two broad political poles.
Mahimapareek·Sep 7WHY MUST INDIA’S YOUTH SHOUT TO BE HEARD ?India presents a fascinating paradox to the world. On one hand, it boasts the world’s second-highest level of domestic public trust in…
Dr SP Mishra·Aug 18Don’t Isolate Questions: What Should India Do About “Dimaagi Naxals”?A Question Raised by the Prime Minister
Riya Rai·Aug 8Beyond Jantar Mantar: What the 2026 Protest Reveals About the Future of Indian Democracy.Democracies are not measured only by elections or the leaders they choose. They are also measured by how they respond when citizens ask…
Abhyudaya Shrivastava·Jul 25Protest BlindsideThe surprising appearance of a spine in India’s Gen-Z and its ramifications
