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Bangladesh After the Faultlines: Can Foreign Policy Hold the Republic Together?

When I wrote in Goa Chronicle about the emerging faultlines within Bangladesh, the argument was not alarmist. It was diagnostic. Bangladesh was not collapsing, but it was shifting. Beneath...

Editors Note

AI for Humanity, Not Hegemony: Modi’s Moral Compass for the Machine Age

At a time when the world is oscillating between awe and anxiety over Artificial Intelligence, Prime Minister Narendra...

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The Unbroken Delta: Bangladesh, Strategic Signalling and the Question of Fracture

It began with a sentence. When Muhammad Yunus recently referred to the “Seven Sisters” of India in the same...

Editors Note

Beyond Caste and Creed: Rediscovering the Unifying Identity of Bharatiya

There is a strange habit we Indians have developed over the decades. We look at each other not...

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Beyond the Tariff Number: How Bharat Learned to Negotiate Without Bowing

It was announced in a burst of headlines. “US cuts reciprocal tariffs on India to 18%.” Markets reacted first….green ticks,...

Pope Francis to criminalise ‘spiritual abuse’ in the Catholic Church

Editors Note

Savio Rodrigues - 03/12/2024

Pope Francis has once again demonstrated his commitment to reform within the Catholic Church by addressing a deeply sensitive and controversial issue: the potential...

In a Democracy, the Concept of Minority Is Absurd: An Indian Perspective

Editors Note

Savio Rodrigues - 02/12/2024

India is a land of unparalleled diversity, a nation where people of different religions, languages, and cultures coexist in a vibrant tapestry of unity....

Terror group ISIS-Khorasan Publishes A Pic Of Indian Diplomat’s Meeting With Taliban, Calls It Blasphemous

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Levina Neythiri - 28/11/2024

ISKP’s propaganda magazine Voice of Khorasan published a picture of an Indian diplomat alongside the Taliban’s Defense Minister, repudiating the Taliban for collaborating with...