From annus horribilis to annus mirabilis: Debate on CAA s

April 27, 2024

There are many lapses since the partition of the country, some are rectified and a few are still unresolved. The CAA is one of the initiatives which restored the long pending sins of the sub-continent. The notification of rules for implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) 2019 on Monday...

Manipur violence: Opposition’s ‘narrow’ approach not good from national security standpoint

August 8, 2023

The Parliament’s monsoon session has been repeatedly stalled by the Opposition over the viral video showing sexual assault of women in Manipur. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has made his point very clear when he said the incident had “shamed India” and that “no guilty will be spared and what happened...

DU@100: Glorious past, ready to scale new heights

June 29, 2023

The first Prime Minister of India Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru called universities “temples of the country”; undoubtedly, the University of Delhi is one of the most revered temples. There are many heights the University has achieved under the leadership of young and dynamic Vice-Chancellor Prof Yogesh Singh. The University is celebrating...

G-20 presidency will let New Delhi convey India’s perspective on global issues

November 22, 2022

The G-20 summit at Bali was a game-changer in many ways. India will be leading the G20. It will have many narratives. One of the narratives would be opportunities for the world to understand India’s perspectives. How does India look at the world? The Prime Minister said that this summit...

The Targeting Of New JNU VC By Left-Liberals Is Immoral And Shameful

February 11, 2022

With the appointment of new JNU VC Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit, the left brigade stormed in to malign the image of the first woman vice-chancellor of the prestigious institution. It was not unusual and unexpected. In fact, any individual who might have been appointed would have to swim against the same...

The Hindu world view and India-Bangladesh relations

November 1, 2021

The modern world order had seen different shades, dictated by successive imperialist European Powers from 19th century to the 21st. The polemical world got splinted ideological ground, which was categorized as a left and right. The communist regime was put into the category of left and the capitalist route was...

Kerala’s new woes: Narco terrorism and love jihad

September 15, 2021

The Love Jihad has become the itching menace in Kerala. When the issue was raised by RSS, most of the liberal intellectuals called it political offshoots. This time it has been raised by a Catholic bishop. Mar Joseph Kallarangatt, Bishop of Palai, has come out categorically, accusing a section of...

Taliban’s growing Afghan grip and Pakistan’s myopic terror policy

July 23, 2021

The recent attack in Dasu proved the fact that Pakistan-generated terrorist camps are not in the control of Pakistan. Pakistan was making lame-duck excuses, Beijing said strongly in the face of Islamabad’s claim describing the incident as a “bomb attack” and demanding punishment for the perpetrators and steps to ensure...

Why China’s imperialistic designs are dangerous for world

July 7, 2020

China is back to its “Wolf Warrior Diplomacy” and now, even when the tempers at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) are still running high in eastern Ladakh, it has raised a border dispute with Russia. Vladivostok, also known as Haishenwai, once a part of China’s Qing dynasty, was annexed...