Politics Socialism ensures paper leaks never stop
I read a book 5-6 years ago. In it, the author had written that in...
Monthly Archives: July, 2026
Politics 
Politics The solution to reservation lies in economic freedom
India’s reservation system is the world’s largest illusion, a mass delusion. Every unemployed person from...
Law How the Supreme Court decides what is essential in Hinduism
On a cool September evening in 2018, outside the Sabarimala hill shrine in Kerala, a...
Books The forgotten diary of Syama Prasad Mookerjee
This forgotten diary illuminates our understanding of the pre-independence past and makes us ponder the...
Politics CJP did not call off its protest. It ran away.
Pradhan’s resignation changes nothing. Article 311 reform and the 130th Amendment could – but INDI...
Politics How the left manufactures a revolution
Every few years a protest arrives that we are told is spontaneous. Nobody organised it,...
Society Migration and the limits of mercy
Your compassion has a cost. Who is paying it?
Politics The 2026 FCRA Amendment Bill is inevitable
It targets foreign money that funds conversion, not a faith
Politics Why India should designate Hamas a terrorist organisation
In the last week of June 2026, Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, who is...
Law The Ayodhya verdict was not based on religion, but on evidence
Every year on 6 December, many claim that the Ayodhya Temple verdict was delivered on...
Politics Jaswant Singh Khalra was a separatist.
Human rights activist, human rights activist, human rights activist. Amid the removal of Satluj from...
Politics The long game: India’s maritime vision and why the world is still reading the wrong board
There is a particular kind of milestone that does not announce itself with noise. It...
Politics Once a dhimmi, always a dhimmi
What happens once a person becomes a dhimmi? He always remains a dhimmi. On Saturday,...
Culture How soft power flipped the rules of global influence
In September 2021, BTS stood before the United Nations General Assembly—not as entertainers invited to...
