The will to make peace. The wisdom to preserve it. The humanity to share it. Humanity has accomplished wonders that earlier generations could scarcely have imagined. We have conquered distances, explored space, developed extraordinary technologies, […]
When code changes but the user manuals have not yet been updated, the software becomes the rulebook Much of the public argument over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of India’s electoral rolls is around law, […]
Crop-residue burning is a seasonal contributor in parts of Punjab and Haryana, but not the sole explanation for Delhi’s winter pollution Delhi-NCR cannot clean its air by itself, but neither can it absolve itself of […]
“It was not simply the war that changed the trajectory of the Trump presidency. It was the failure to finish the war and achieve its objectives that brought about this political disaster. Americans love a […]
India must be prepared to deal with a more difficult and erratic US President “For India, the elections carry significant stakes across immigration, trade and geopolitics. Despite the turbulence of the past year, the underlying […]
Gen ZA will be in the prime of life (27-42 years) by 2047 “There was a time when we considered 20 years to a generation before we started counting the next one, since that is […]
We won. Democrats gained control of Congress. Now what? We need to govern. Our time is limited, and our to-do list enormous. Running headlong into impeachment would be politically self-destructive. I understand the temptation. The […]
The answer to bad governance is not revenge, but better governance. The people must remain at the center of every political decision. A few days before the November 3 midterm elections, The Indian Panorama warned […]
America is celebrating 250 years of independence in 2026. It is an occasion for national pride, historical reflection, and renewed commitment to the ideals upon which the Republic was founded. But as we celebrate America’s […]
Oil is both a strategic instrument and a commercial commodity, with rules increasingly set by political expediency “Rubio’s visit covered a wider canvas. Washington wants more US energy exports, markets for Venezuelan crude, greater Indian […]
Is public support shifting from the far Right towards the centre or the Socialist Left in democratic nations globally? “The larger question is whether public support is shifting from the far Right towards the center […]
The top court must ensure fairness in electoral roll revisions Free and fair elections are part of the basic structure of India’s Constitution. India’s potential to emerge as a world power cannot be realized if […]
As Americans prepare for the November 3 midterm elections, a reminder that democracy draws its strength not merely from the right to vote, but from the willingness of citizens to exercise that right. The Constitution […]
It is a battle that can be avoided — the path to next year’s UNSC election will not be a cakewalk, and India must consider its options Following the conclusion of the 81st session of […]
For a media that dares to question, winning back public trust is a crucial task The news media in India is finding itself in the crosshairs of the State and its agencies. Concurrently, it is […]
The targeted opponent may survive the persecution. Public confidence in impartial government may take generations to recover. The enemies of a president are not necessarily enemies of the Republic. And the authority of the Republic […]
The Constitution of the United States begins with three immortal words: “We the People.” They are neither a ceremonial flourish nor a historical ornament. They constitute a declaration of sovereignty. Governments derive their authority from […]
An announced energy ceasefire, an American president’s call for new leadership in Ukraine, and a controversial opening to Russian fuel supplies raise questions about sovereignty, transatlantic unity and the future of global energy politics. President […]
Nearly two years into Donald Trump’s presidency, South Asian Americans are still waiting for him to deliver on his promises of lower costs and greater economic opportunities. Instead, the Trump administration – aided by Congressional […]
EXXON, GUYANA IS A NATION-NOT MERELY AN OILFIELD Dear Mr. Routledge: Your reported declaration that “it’s not our job” to help build Guyana because Guyanese “didn’t vote for us” and ExxonMobil officials “are not representatives […]
An important development is taking place in international politics. The United States and China remain major strategic competitors, but at the same time they are talking, negotiating, and finding ways to reduce tensions when it […]
The only recent election in the South Asian region perceived by voters to have been free and fair was the 2024 Sri Lankan polls As young Indians take to the streets to protest the alleged […]
If public assistance is justified because citizens need it, why should its availability depend on which political party wins an election? That question has acquired fresh relevance following President Donald Trump’s promise of a $5,000 […]
Political parties and their benefactors thrive within the system even if it seems reprehensible, unlawful & disturbing The study also found that in the last decade, the exchequer ‘lost’ Rs 11,813 crore in taxes due […]
“We did not stop the genocide in Rwanda. We did not stop the genocide in Srebrenica. We must stop the genocide in Gaza.” Those were among the concluding words of Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar […]
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