How the NDA’s Expanding Alliance in Tamil Nadu Could Finally Break the DMK’s Political Monopoly
For decades, Tamil Nadu was treated as a political exception - immune to national currents, insulated by Dravidian rhetoric, and governed by a binary...
Yemen Breaks the Saudi – UAE Axis: How a Power Struggle Between Allies Is Reshaping the Middle East
For anyone who has followed Middle Eastern geopolitics with even a modicum of seriousness, the Saudi - UAE standoff over Yemen was not a...
AR Rahman and the Cult of Victimhood in a Civilisational Republic
There is something deeply unsettling when privilege speaks the language of persecution. It is even more troubling when that voice belongs to someone who...
Thalapathy Vijay: Not a Contender Yet, But A Definite Game Changer
Tamil Nadu politics has never been about surprise candidates; it has always been about delayed realisation. The state does not announce its political revolutions...
Corruption and the Black Stones in Our Rice
In Goan households, rice is not merely food; it is ritual. Before the pot meets the flame, our mothers and grandmothers spread rice on...
When Silence Is Sanctified: The Nun Who Dared to Speak and the Church That Looked Away
For eight long years, silence was not just imposed on her - it was sanctified.The recent interview of a Keralite nun, Sister Ranit, to...
