Popular Revolt, Illiberal Result
Democracy is a farce if it is fiddled with paleolithic institutions and an inchoate civic virtue. Such that, apologies for…
The Mirage of Indian Alignment; A Lonely Quest for Allies
The title of this essay seems quite evocative. At best, it insinuates that things are going in the right direction…
India, A Sleeping Beauty, Requires A Renaissance
For a frequent reader of my treatises, it may have been evident that my abstraction towards progress and continuity is…
Better to Be Hopeful — Than Otherwise!
As I write this short prose, India seems to be yet again on the top of global discourse, this time…
The Age-Old Ethnic Minority Conundrum in Hong Kong
Recently, I was mired in a query grounded on identity, which surprisingly seemed quite tedious and byzantine, yet also profound:…
American Exceptionalism: A Remnant of the Past?
It is a normative fashion to make far-fetched assumptions pertaining to the overarching trend of the global realignment, especially by…
The Left is Lost — It has to Find Its Compass
At this cusp of time, last year, on the basis of the overarching trend amongst democracies around the world, a…
Don’t Stop Thinking — For Your Own Sake
I will be keeping this short. First and foremost, without even a sliver of doubt, with unanimity, I reckon it…
The Chase for Hope, Amidst the Chaos
Without any doubt, it is commonsensical to postulate that everyone admires certainty. Yet, most, if not all, may see themselves…
The Loss of Humility in Gaza and Beyond
This essay will be brief. At first, I had not contemplated writing about the ensuing conflict in Gaza. Partly because…
