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Why India’s Intelligence Community Is Increasingly Wary of Starlink and Foreign Satellite Networks

A classified intelligence assessment reportedly prepared under the leadership of R&AW Chief Parag Jain has raised a fundamental question for India’s national security establishment: Can a nation aspiring to...

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4,399 Days Later: The Dictator Who Never Arrived

For more than a decade, India’s political discourse has been dominated by a prediction that never came true.When...

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Annamalai Leaves the BJP: When a Child Steps Out of the Family Shadow

Politics, much like family, is a curious institution.It nurtures, guides, protects, disciplines, and creates opportunities. Yet its greatest...

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Why Film Pedagogy Is More Acceptable Outside India Than Within India, Despite Being Part of the National Education Policy

India is arguably the world’s most prolific storytelling nation. It produces more films annually than any other country,...

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How the Teachings of Swami Vivekananda Inspired Me to Learn About Sanatana Dharma

Many people have asked me a question over the years: How can you have such deep admiration and...

When Krishna Asked Arjuna to Kill Karna: The Brutal Beauty of Dharma

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Savio Rodrigues - 09/06/2025

In the epic battlefield of Kurukshetra, where destinies were torn apart and dharma was carved in blood, there came a moment that still unsettles...

India Rarely Wins the Narrative War – And That’s a National Security Failure

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Savio Rodrigues - 04/06/2025

India is a nation of unmatched civilizational legacy, technological prowess, and military strength. Yet, when it comes to the war of narratives, we falter,...

Goa’s Identity Crisis: Chasing Dreams, Losing Soul

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Savio Rodrigues - 30/05/2025

There was a time when Goa was known not just for its sun-kissed beaches, vibrant susegad lifestyle, and Indo-Portuguese charm, but for something far...