Writing
“India’s Election Commission faces a defining credibility test as reported internal dissent over voter-roll revisions places Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar at the centre of a wider debate on transparency, institutional independence and the protection of every citizen’s vote.”Read post →
“A political analysis of why the BJP changed course, the lessons from Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation and the reforms India now needs.”Read post →
“An investigation into why ministerial accountability has disappeared in India, and how institutional failures, legal loopholes, and political protection have created a system where repeated crises rarely lead to consequences.”Read post →
“An evidence-based analysis of the Jagannath Rath Yatra that explores two decades of crowd safety, challenges the myth of the "stampede," and presents a roadmap to make Puri the world's safest religious gathering.”Read post →
“India’s protests are loud online but weak on the ground because power now defeats dissent through silence, delay, and fear.”Read post →
“Retired Indians are spending long stretches of the day on smartphones, scrolling WhatsApp forwards, watching political clips, following unverified health advice. What looks harmless is shaping opinions, fuelling fears, and exposing older adults to financial scams at alarming scale.”Read post →
“Beyond the Stereotype explores the complex history of meat eating in Hinduism through scriptures, historical records, and demographic evidence. Challenging the common belief that Hinduism is inherently vegetarian, the article reveals diverse regional and cultural traditions, showing how food practices have evolved through history, politics, caste, and changing social identities.”Read post →
“Why Media Literacy Matters in India's War Coverage examines how sensational reporting can replace facts with emotion during conflicts. The article urges readers to question sources, distinguish claims from verified information, and value context over spectacle. It argues that media literacy is essential for informed citizenship and a healthy democratic discourse.”Read post →
“This article examines the arrest and release of Sonam Wangchuk to explore the balance between national security and civil liberties in India. It analyses the use of state power, constitutional rights, and democratic accountability, encouraging readers to reflect on how dissent, law, and freedom coexist in a constitutional democracy.”Read post →
“This article explains why the Israel, US, and Iran conflict matters to ordinary Indians. It connects distant geopolitical events with everyday concerns such as oil prices, inflation, employment, trade, national security, and diplomacy, showing how global crises shape India's economy, foreign policy, and the lives of its citizens.”Read post →