Editors Note
The US-Iran Deal: Between Strategic Necessity and Strategic Illusion
The debate over the United States-Iran deal has never been about uranium enrichment alone. It is a debate about trust, power, diplomacy, deterrence, and ultimately, the future stability of...
Editors Note
The World of Cinema and the World of Education Must Build a Bridge for the Future
The future of education will not be determined merely by technology. It will be determined by how effectively...
Editors Note
An Open Letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi: Why India Should Lead the World in Advocating Film Pedagogy
India stands today at a unique intersection of history, demography, culture, and technology. We are the world’s most...
Editors Note
Russia Must Learn from America: Cinema is Not Just Entertainment, It is Geopolitics
As I participate in discussions on film pedagogy and the role of cinema in shaping societies at the...
Editors Note
Why Films Must Be Used to Impart Lessons in an Era of Evolving Educational Technology
Education has always evolved alongside communication technology. Human beings first learned through oral storytelling, then through written manuscripts,...
Teachers Should Not Fear AI – They Should Embrace It as a Tool of Empowerment
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become the great disruptor of our times. It is changing the way we live, work, communicate, and even think. For...
Let Machines Do the Routine, So Humans Can Do the Remarkable
The debate around Artificial Intelligence is often trapped in extremes—some fear machines will one day replace humans entirely, others indulge in blind optimism that...
Nepal’s Crisis is a Deep State Playbook – And India Cannot Afford to Sleep
Nepal is burning, and it would be naïve to believe that the flames are entirely of its own making. What is unfolding in Kathmandu...
Terror in Jerusalem: The Ramot Junction Attack and the Cost of Hate
Jerusalem, a city that has withstood the ebb and flow of empires, faiths, and civilizations, was once again plunged into horror on Monday morning....
India and Israel: A Bilateral Investment Agreement That Reflects a Deeper Strategic Bond
In geopolitics, not every agreement signed between nations deserves celebration. Too often, bilateral treaties are dressed up in diplomatic jargon and quietly filed away,...
Modi, Trump, and the Mandala Chessboard: India’s Diplomatic Balancing Act
The current phase of India–U.S. relations is not one of polite smiles, ceremonial handshakes, or orchestrated trade deals. It is one of candid disagreements,...





