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Drone Politics and the Global Experiment: India, China, and the West
Poonam Sharma
In the politics and economics of the present day, city life itself is now an experiment. Surveillance systems, drones, and street-level control are remaking societies in ways that feel less like freedom and more like being…
India’s Tough Immigration Crackdown: Amit Shah’s Harshest Steps
Poonam Sharma
The Indian government has made a clear move to tighten up its immigration and border security system. The Ministry of Home Affairs, headed by Home Minister Amit Shah, issued a new notification invoking the Immigration and…
How Modi’s Policy Is Reshaping Global Education
Poonam Sharma
For centuries, India’s education system was shaped less to empower minds than to condition them. Colonial rulers dismantled vibrant traditions—from Nalanda to Gurukuls—and replaced them with rigid syllabi that glorified…
Cambodian Monks Trump’s Nobel and Xi Jinping’s Dangerous Script
Poonam Sharma
To the untrained eye, the photographs appeared to be surreal. Cambodian Buddhist monks—tens of thousands—walking in the streets with signs, praying in favor of Donald Trump winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Tales even went so far…
Grammar Project Launched for 18 Naga Languages
GG News Bureau
Lumami, Nagaland 1 September - In a landmark step towards cultural preservation and educational reform, Nagaland University, the only Central University in the state, has initiated an ambitious project to develop written…
Sheikh Hasina: India’s “Friend” or Strategic Illusion?
Poonam Sharma
Indian policymakers and the public have been presented a uniform narrative for years—that Sheikh Hasina, the veteran Prime Minister of Bangladesh and daughter of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, is India's best friend in Dhaka. Right…
The Authoritarian Drift of the United States
Poonam Sharma
When the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit invalidated most of President Donald Trump's tariffs as unlawful, everyone anticipated a traditional political reaction — a reluctant concession to judicial…
CIA’s Shadow Games in South Asia: India’s Political Crossroads
Poonam Sharma
In the ever-changing world of international politics, South Asia has once again become a battleground for vying powers. Over the past decades, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been blamed for engineering political…
Why America’s Mass Shooting Crisis Needs More Than Laws
Poonam Sharma
Tragedy hit Minneapolis on August 27, 2025, when a 23-year-old shooter fired indiscriminately at the Annunciation Catholic School, killing two kids and wounding 18 others before turning the weapon on himself. The outrage had…
Mahua Moitra’s Threat to Amit Shah: A Blow to Democracy
Poonam Sharma
In a healthy democracy, the elected get the power of speech. Words are not just personal opinions but mirror the institutions that they represent. However, over the last few years, the Indian political scene has seen a…