The Exit of Pratap Bhanu Mehta is a Harbinger of Cleaning up
A commentary on the recent resignation of Pratap Bhanu Mehta from Ashoka University.
Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister of a Civilisational State: Remembering P.K. Telang
Commentary on the civilisational message of Narendra Modi's Rajya Sabha speech of 8 February. We find a direct echo of the scholar P.K. Telang whose exposition of ancient India's democratic tradition is ever-relevant.
Why Twitter has Bitten Off More than it Could Chew
Commentary on the recent crackdown against Twitter by the Indian Government and why it is a welcome move
Unbreaking India Breaks Fresh Ground
A review of Sanjay Dixit's latest book, Unbreaking India, which has the abrogation of Article 370 as its principal subject.
The Tearing Desperation of Prashant Kishor
Poll strategist Prashant Kishor's recent bravado against the BJP only reveals his desperation
Why Prime Minister Narendra Modi Should Stop Giving Speeches from the Red Fort: There are Meaningful Civilisational Alternatives
The Prime Ministerial speeches from the Red Fort on Independence and Republic Days are Nehruvian relics and must be abandoned in favour of more meaningful civilisational alternatives
Beef-Eater Ramachandra Guha’s Intractable Hatred Against Gujarat Boomerangs via Ahmed Patel
Commentary on cricket commentator Ramachandra Guha's recent racist tweet against Gujaratis
How the Congress Party has Surrendered to the Breaking India Forces
An essay tracing the near-comprehensive trajectory of the consequences of the Congress-Communist cosy relationship
An Unknown Story of Lutyens Media Entitlement in Practice: Presenting a Journalist “of Consequence”
An anecdote from the recent past narrating the kind of journalism practiced by Lutyens media
George Soros has Declared War Against Bharatavarsha: And He is Not Alone in it
How George Soros has destabilised several countries by establishing NGOs and used their own citizens to rebel against their elected Governments