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Opinion

Chabahar: Why India Has Not Exited – But Has Quietly Stepped Back

Chabahar: Why India Has Not Exited - But Has Quietly Stepped Back- Col Mayank Chaubey (Retd)For weeks now, a deceptively simple question has dominated strategic chatter in Delhi and...

Thalapathy Vijay: Not a Contender Yet, But A Definite Game Changer

Tamil Nadu politics has never been about surprise candidates; it has always been about delayed realisation. The state...

What Venezuela’s Unravelling Teaches India About the Future of Power

In the twenty-first century, power no longer resides only in armies, institutions, or territory. It increasingly resides in...

Steel Umbrella: Performance of the Indian Army’s Air Defence During Operation Sindoor

Operation Sindoor is often viewed through the prism of “strike”. But half the truth of any successful strike...

When Kabul Spoke Back: The Day Pakistan’s Strategic Depth Finally Collapsed

For decades, the conversation between Kabul and Islamabad followed a familiar script. Pakistan spoke. Afghanistan listened. Sometimes it...
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Proxy Warfare Goes Digital: China, India, and the New South Asian Battleground

The Himalayan ImplosionKathmandu is burning—not just in the physical sense of its Parliament, Supreme Court, and media houses engulfed in flames, but as a...

Israel, Qatar, Pakistan, and India’s Lesson in Survival

The Middle East is once again in turmoil. This time, Israel has turned its attention to Qatar. A country of gas wealth and glass...

Navarro’s “Vampire” Slur and the Pushback of a New India

It began with a single remark. Peter Navarro, once Donald Trump’s trade adviser and now a loud voice in conservative America, reached for a...

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,...
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