Editors Note
Abusing PM Modi Doesn’t Make You Gen Z, It Makes You a Zombie
There was a time when student politics was about ideas. Young people challenged governments with reason, debated policies with conviction, and questioned authority with intellectual courage. Whether one agreed...
Editors Note
The Bishop Decoy Sacrifice: The Political Calculus Behind Dharmendra Pradhan’s Resignation
Politics, much like chess, is not merely about winning individual battles. It is about preserving the king, protecting...
Editors Note
Sack Pradhan? The Deep State’s Real Target is PM Modi and Amit Shah
The demand is to 'Sack Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan'. That is what the players in this vicious geopolitical...
Editors Note
Students Must Be Heard, Not Anarchists
A democracy is tested not when everyone agrees, but when disagreement is expressed responsibly. India’s students have every...
Editors Note
Is FCRA the Real Battlefield?
As I watch the political developments unfolding in India, I cannot help but ask a question that, in...
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 International Forum “Film Pedagogy. Eurasia” during...
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, printed books, radio, television, computers, and...
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:...
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 Narendra Modi became Prime Minister in...
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 success is not measured by how...
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, and cinema remains one of its...





