India: A Churn for the Renegotiation of the Social Contract—Again.
Any society is not stagnant; its evolution over the course of time may be regressive or progressive in nature. Led…
The Tempest of Needless Fear
During the course of the past week, global markets were in a state of deep panic. With concurring breaking news…
The Past Month.
“Yes, we can” was the slogan of a presidential campaign that was unprecedented and initiated five decades after LBJ’s Civil…
My Missive to the Deniers of Technology — A Lamentation
Innovation is part and parcel of human civilization. From the stone ages to the multiple industrial revolutions—the transformative tools that…
India’s Reluctant Ascent
The ruling dispensation in India has numerous times iterated that it hopes to become the third largest economy in the…
Biden Bows Out — A New Chapter for 2024
A politician strives for the protection of their country’s pillars, the betterment of the common man, and lifelong dedication. Mr….
Roadblocks to Peace — The Israel-Palestine Conflict
There are some conflicts that primarily cause psychological tremors within a specific sphere, such as the invasion of Ukraine. In…
My Political Ism
Nobody is apolitical, nor does anyone lack a set of ideological inclinations. Some are adamant about their values, while others…
Echoes of Sudan’s Strife — Unmasking the Unheard Cries from Northeastern Africa and Beyond
Sudan, a land of ancient civilization and diverse culture that sits in northeastern Africa, bordered by the Red Sea, and…
Political Violence is Morally Repugnant
In liberal democracy, anarchy and aggression are not the means to exert opposition; electoral outcomes serve as the means to…