Prof. Indrajit S Saluja
When Power Threatens Liberty: On Rising Autocracy in Democratic Disguise
In the theater of politics, the rules have long been simple: defeat the opponent, discredit his vision, and champion your own ideology. Nobody denies that politics is often a zero-sum game—one in which success frequently […]
France’s Bold Recognition of Palestine: A Beacon for Global Democracy
As the fires of war continue to engulf Gaza and the world once again watches in deafening silence, a bold voice has emerged from the very land that gifted humanity the rallying cry of democracy—Liberty, […]
Texas Flood Tragedy: A Wake-Up Call for Climate Preparedness and Government Accountability
In a harrowing turn of events, Central Texas has been ravaged by flash floods that have claimed dozens of lives, displaced thousands, and caused billions in damage. Cities such as Austin, San Marcos, and surrounding […]
Congratulations, the Free and the Brave: A 249-Year Reflection on American Independence
On this Fourth of July, 2025, Americans celebrate the 249th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence—an extraordinary milestone in human history. As fireworks light the skies and parades roll down Main Streets, this moment also […]
BJANA Brings Bihar & Jharkhand to USA at its Golden Jubilee Celebrations & Bihar Conclave
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ (TIP): The Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America (BJANA) hosted its Golden Jubilee Celebration and Bihar Conclave during the Memorial Day weekend at the Hyatt Regency in New Brunswick, New Jersey. The […]
Trump’s Middle East Foray and the Redefinition of U.S. Foreign Policy
President Donald Trump’s recent tour of the Middle East in May 2025 has laid bare the contours of a new U.S. foreign policy—one that unapologetically prioritizes economic interests over traditional diplomatic alliances or democratic advocacy. […]
Welcoming the First American Pope: A Beacon of Hope in a Divided World
The election of the first American Pope marks a truly historic moment not just for the Roman Catholic Church, but for the entire world. At a time when humanity is torn by conflicts, weighed down […]
World Press Freedom Day 2025: A Global Call to Defend the Truth
“Repression of the press has a long and tragic lineage. In ancient Rome, historians who documented the excesses of emperors were exiled or executed. During the Inquisition, dissenting voices were burned at the stake. The […]
If we truly want to “Make America Great Again,” we must remember who made America great in the first place-immigrants
Two issues have returned to dominate American political discourse with renewed vigor—tariffs and immigration. For President Donald Trump and his inner circle of advisors, the latter has once again become a rallying cry. Rhetoric around […]
The Trump Administration’s Attacks on Freedom of Speech and the Threat to American Democracy
The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution explicitly protects the freedom of speech, ensuring that individuals, journalists, and critics can express their views without fear of government retaliation. However, during the Trump administration, there were […]
Gender equality is far from achieved
International Women’s Day (IWD), celebrated on March 8, has served as a global platform for advocating gender equality, recognizing women’s achievements, and addressing challenges they face worldwide. Proposed in 1910 by Clara Zetkin, IWD aimed […]
The 1984 Anti-Sikh Pogrom and the Delayed Justice: The Case of Sajjan Kumar
The 1984 anti-Sikh riots remain one of the darkest stains on India‘s history. The fact that it took 34 years to convict a single leader and that many others died without facing trial is a […]
Great Expectations from Trump-Modi Meeting
The diplomatic relationship between the United States and India has experienced significant shifts over recent years, influenced by leadership changes and evolving geopolitical dynamics. As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a two-day visit to […]
The Enterprising Rajni Bector
By Prof. Indrajit S Saluja Recently I was in Hyderabad. My host brought me some biscuits with a cup of tea. The biscuits tasted very well, and I asked my host about the brand of […]
America’s Oligarchy: A Threat to Democracy
In his farewell address, President Joe Biden warned Americans about the growing threat of oligarchy in the United States, signaling the necessity to safeguard the middle class from its clutches. This stark acknowledgment comes amid […]
Guru Gobind Singh: The Timeless Torchbearer of Courage and Compassion
As the world commemorates the 358th birth anniversary of Guru Gobind Singh on January 6, 2025, it is an opportune moment to delve into the life, philosophy, and enduring legacy of this extraordinary figure. Guru […]
