From 15 August 1975 to Today : How the Shadow of Maj Dalim Still Shapes Bangladesh Politics
On the morning of 15 August 1975, Bangladesh ceased to be merely a young post-liberation state struggling with governance and scarcity. It became something...
Trump, Congress, and India : How a Rare US House Hearing Exposed a Strategic Rift
Introduction
In Washington, formal hearings are often routine, procedural exercises that rarely capture attention beyond the Beltway. Yet, every so often, a session comes along...
Rethinking the “Hindu Rate of Growth” Narrative
The expression “Hindu Rate of Growth” was coined in the late 1970s by economist Raj Krishna to describe India’s low GDP expansion, roughly 2–3...
The Relevance of the Ram Mandir Flag Hoisting for Sanatan and Bharat
Introduction
When the saffron flag rises above the sanctum of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, it does not flutter merely as stitched cloth responding...
Beneath the Earth, Above the Law: The Mystery Rising Near Al-Falah University
A Quiet Village, An Uneasy Discovery
The villagers around Al-Falah University are simple people, farmers, labourers, shopkeepers. Their days begin with the sound of tractors...
India is like a Hanuman Who Has Not Yet Met Jambavan
There is a story in the Ramayana that we all know, but very few understand in its deeper meaning. It is the story of...
