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When War Becomes A Campaign Strategy

By Inderjit Badhwar In this week’s cover story, veteran journalist Kenneth Tiven dissects what may become one of the defining—and most dangerous—decisions of President Donald Trump’s second term:...

The Other Kind of Courage

By Inderjit Badhwar In a week dominated by grim headlines—from the collapse of yet another public structure in the capital, to fresh political turmoil and news of deepening divisions—one could be ...

Counting Castes, Dividing Power

By Inderjit Badhwar In a democracy as diverse and complex as India’s, numbers are not just statistics—they are instruments of power, equity, and sometimes, exclusion. This week’s cover story, by s...

Judging The Judge: Why CJI Gavai’s Warning Must Resonate Across The Legal Spectrum 

By Inderjit Badhwar In a moment that may well mark a watershed in India’s constitutional conscience, Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai has chosen to say the unsaid—and in doing so, has forced ...

When Silence Is Not Security

By Inderjit Badhwar In a country that prides itself on being the world’s largest democracy, the arrest of a respected academic for a social media post should send a chill down our collective spine...

The Patriot’s Burden

By Inderjit Badhwar This week’s cover story captures an India virtually at war—and at a crossroads. The terror attack in Pahalgam was not just an assault on the lives lost, but on the very soul of...

The Modi Doctrine: A New Calculus For A Dangerous Neighbourhood

By Inderjit Badhwar Just days after missile trails arced over the skies of Punjab and Kashmir, and drone strikes lit up border towns on either side of the Line of Control, South Asia stands at an ...

Justice, Not War: Why India Had to Strike Back

In the wake of the Pahalgam massacre, India’s military response was not an act of aggression, but of necessity—measured, focused, and rooted in the defence of its people and principles

Justice Without Swagger: The Quiet Steel of the incoming Chief Justice

In an age of spectacle and noise, the new chief stands apart—quiet, grounded, and deeply constitutional. He may only have six months at the helm, but his career, courtroom record, and moral clarity could leave a mark that lasts much longer

Pahalgam Massacre: Terrorism’s Bloody Return To A Valley Yearning For Peace

In a world increasingly engulfed by conflict and cruelty, the cold-blooded murder of unarmed tourists in Kashmir’s Pahalgam region marks a grim resurgence of terror in a land that was cautiously redi...

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