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Forget air strikes — India has already hit Pakistan where it hurts the most

Here’s why India’s suspension of the Indus Water Treaty matters more than the military strikes everyone’s demanding

May 6

April 2025

Why Nehru signed and funded the Indus Waters Treaty that favoured Pakistan

The Indus Waters Treaty gave Pakistan control over most of the Indus system waters, while subjecting India, the upper riparian, to severe restrictions

Apr 27

Kapil Sibal’s five-point strategy on Pahalgam terror attack

From a special Parliament session to global diplomacy and border reforms — here’s what Kapil Sibal believes India must do after the Pahalgam attack

Apr 25

How can the Centre still stall state laws after SC’s verdict?

Supreme Court has clipped Governor’s powers, but the Centre still holds tools to delay or derail state legislations. This is how it works

Apr 10

March 2025

How does the US chat leak affect Signal and encrypted apps?

When news outlets report a “leak on Signal,” it’s easy to assume the app itself failed, even if the real story is about human clumsiness

Mar 29

How the IPL conquered global cricket

The IPL's global influence is rapidly changing the rules of cricket, both on and off the field

Mar 16

Why Donald Trump sides with Russia over Ukraine

Donald Trump’s stance on the Russia-Ukraine war is shaped by multiple factors, with two being the most influential

Mar 4

February 2025

Is meat-eating really un-Hindu and un-Indian?

Ayurveda provides insights on meat consumption in ancient India, challenging the belief that Hinduism is inherently vegetarian

Feb 28

Why is Gen Z creating its own language?

From new slang to the reinvention of tone and grammar, Gen Z is redefining how it interacts in an increasingly digital world

Feb 10

How can one support Modi while opposing Gandhi at the same time?

While Narendra Modi praises Mahatma Gandhi with deep reverence, many of his supporters appear to despise him with equal intensity

Feb 6

The cultural shift: How AI is redefining art, music, language, and identity

AI is not just a tool; it's also a cultural force reshaping human creativity, expression, and identity in ways we are only beginning to understand

Feb 1

January 2025

Listen | Is DeepSeek a signal of China's potential to match America as a world leader?

DeepSeek isn't just another AI innovation—it's a bold move. Could this be China's moment to openly challenge the USA's dominance on the global stage?

Jan 28

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