Opinion

By Harshita Rai For many Indians, the idea of justice is not defeated in principle—it is defeated by time. A case filed with hope slowly turns into years of waiting, repeated adjournments, and mounting costs. Somewhere along the way, faith…

By Harshita Rai As India moves steadily toward the 2029 general election, the political contest is no longer defined only by seat arithmetic or alliance negotiations. It is increasingly shaped by narrative control—who frames the national…

Prof. Madan Mohan Goel Propounder, Needonomics & Former Vice-Chancellor Education has always occupied a sacred and central place in Indian civilization—not merely as a means of earning a livelihood, but as a pathway to inner…

Poonam Sharma The Great Indian Asphyxiation: A Comparative Analysis of State Response and Public Health On a grim evening in November, The Prime Minister’s condolences were swift when a blast outside the Red Fort claimed 13 lives. The…

By Harshita Rai The controversy surrounding Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and an alleged gesture toward a woman’s hijab during a public programme is not merely about a few seconds of video. It is about power, optics, and the standards…

By Rakesh Koul Social Activist & Senior Journalist For thirty-six long years, the Kashmiri Pandit community has lived as migrants within the borders of their own country. They are a people displaced, often unheard, and eternally…

By Harshita Rai For decades, the Nehru–Gandhi family has occupied a near-mythical space in India’s political narrative. Wrapped in the language of sacrifice, freedom and legacy, its decisions have often escaped the hard scrutiny that any…

Poonam Sharma Walk into almost any mall, luxury hotel, café, airport lounge, or shopping complex in India, and one thing feels instantly familiar—not because it is Indian, but because it is not. Soft English pop, Western jazz, global…

By Harshita Rai After winning the Thennela Panchayat ward by a wafer-thin margin of 47 votes, Saed Ali Majeed stood before his supporters and said this — publicly, unapologetically, and with power behind him: “Women who come into…

Rahul Gandhi’s latest statement accusing the Government of India of “preventing foreign leaders from meeting him” has triggered yet another debate & discussion inside and outside parliament in Bharat again. But beyond the noise lies…