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Narendra Modi at 25: Can the ‘master of crises’ overcome the Gen Z challenge?
In his 25 years in public office, Narendra Modi has often turned crises into political victories. The Election Commission row may test that record
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How Congress is rebuilding its ideological, organisational base in Madhya Pradesh
Congress's rebuilding in Madhya Pradesh involves a new strategy focused on ideological training and overhauling its organisational structure to challenge the BJP's stronghold
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Who owns your face? India's legal battle over AI and personality rights
As celebrities queue up in Indian courts to stop AI from cloning their faces and voices, the law is quietly being asked a bigger question: does an ordinary citizen have any claim over their own identity at all
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‘Personality rights are really about consent’: Vivek Oberoi
As technology like AI advances, there is a growing need for stronger laws, faster legal remedies, and greater accountability to safeguard everyone, not just public figures, from digital manipulation and reputational damage
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Congress's new playbook: Can caste mobilisation, grassroots revival rebuild the party?
Congress bets on district-level cadre and a Mandal-style caste mobilisation to rebuild its street presence and forge a broader social coalition
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Anatomy of outrage: What makes street politics succeed in India?
From freedom struggle to CJP protests, India’s street movements show the conversion of numbers into legitimacy, legitimacy into pressure and pressure into political consequence
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From BRICS to the border: What new India-China border talks in Arunachal means
India-China talks on the Arunachal Pradesh border are offering hope for a thaw in relations six years after the brutal Galwan encounter
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Can India and China overcome strategic distrust for good?
India-China relations are set for expanded economic and diplomatic engagement following the BRICS summit, driven by shared pragmatism against external pressures
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Why India’s energy security and growth depend on Africa
For India, the African opportunity may require shifting from a defensive strategy to one that focuses aggressively on global economic networks
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‘India’s digital leadership can help Africa leapfrog’: Prof Anil Sooklal
Prof Anil Sooklal, South African high commissioner to India, said Africa needs partners, especially from the Global South, because China, Brazil and In dia understand many of these developmental needs
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‘BRICS cannot be an anti-western group’: Dammu Ravi
Dammu Ravi is former BRICS Sherpa and former secretary (economic relations), ministry of external affairs
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Why is the Maharashtra govt not paying its contractors?
Maharashtra contractor payments worth over ₹86,000 crore remain uncleared, leading to widespread protests and financial ruin for thousands
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Reels, memes, and youth outreach: How Gen Z disruptions are reshaping Indian politics
Political parties across alliances and ideologies are going all out to woo gens Z and Alpha
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Can Punjab Congress overcome infighting to win in 2027?
The Punjab Congress must resolve its deep-seated internal divisions to capitalise on a favourable political landscape ahead of the 2027 state elections
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‘BJP’s communal gimmicks will not work in Punjab’: Bhupesh Baghel
Bhupesh Baghel, Congress’s state in-charge for Punjab, talks about the party’s organisational strategy, the BJP’s growing presence and the chances of coming back to power
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How CJP’s legal acumen became its greatest weapon
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leverages the legal expertise of its leaders to strategically challenge the judiciary and other institutions from within, using their own language
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Will FCRA Amendment cripple foreign-funded charities in India?
FCRA regulations for non-profits in India are facing another major overhaul, sparking fears that increased controls could negatively impact crucial community-focused work
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How gaps in banking system and policing are fuelling cyber fraud
Cyber fraud in India is escalating, with criminals exploiting systemic gaps in banking and telecom to steal crores through mule accounts and impersonation scams
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The mule network: How cybercriminals exploit bank accounts for money laundering
Mule bank accounts are a critical tool for cybercriminals, who manipulate or deceive individuals into helping them launder illicit funds through complex financial networks
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BrahMos: How a combat-proven missile became India's top defence export
The BrahMos missile is a supersonic cruise missile, born from an Indo-Russian joint venture that was inspired by the American Tomahawk and championed by Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
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BJP's bypoll woes: Bankipur, Datia losses a sign of deeper troubles?
The byelection defeats in Bihar and Madhya Pradesh force the BJP to confront questions about its complacency and changing voter sentiment
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Why India's energy security is on a knife's edge after collapse of US-Iran deal
For India, the time to commit to expanded crude reserves and new LPG and LNG backup is now, not during the next closure of the Strait of Hormuz
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Is 'Azad' Kashmir truly free? Why protesters are challenging Pakistan's rule
The erosion of PoK's autonomy is driven by Islamabad's systematic use of 'refugee' seats to manipulate the legislature, sparking widespread protests against this political exploitation
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Why PoK’s anti-Pakistan uprising is a missed opportunity for India
The PoK uprising represents the most significant anti-Pakistan movement in decades, fuelled by governance failures and marked by the unprecedented participation of women
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From Khalsa Raj to 'Sabka Vikas': Why BJP is going all-out in Punjab
BJP is focusing on Panthic symbolism, Dalit outreach, and grassroots organisational work to expand its influence beyond its traditional urban base in Punjab
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