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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...

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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,...

The Fractured Geopolitics of the Middle East: How Internal Divisions and External Interventions Are Degrading the Region

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Dr. Nishikant Ojha - 18/09/2025

Introduction: A Region at War with Itself The Middle East and West Asia present a paradox of immense potential and perpetual conflict. Beneath the...

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi Called Me His Friend from Goa

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Savio Rodrigues - 16/09/2025

On this special day, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi turns 75, I am reminded of my personal interaction with him on August 6, 2021....

Proxy Warfare Goes Digital: China, India, and the New South Asian Battleground

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Dr. Nishikant Ojha - 15/09/2025

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