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Twelve Years of Rule that Inflicted Irreversible Damage on India

India, June 15 -- On May 26, 2026, Narendra Modi completed 12 years as the Head of the Government of India. History will record his rule as the most vicious regressive period in post-independent India... Read More


The PM and the Phantom

India, June 15 -- It is hilarious to see that the ghost of Nehru, which Mr Modi and his band of merry men from the BJP-RSS have been trying to exorcise, has yet to leave the PM's office even after mor... Read More


Hard Times! (Ahead?)

India, June 8 -- The 1851 novel by one of the best English novelists of all time, Charles Dickens, levelling a poignant critique of industrialisation and utilitarianism in England, attempted to presen... Read More


Public-Funded Hospitals Fostering VIP Culture

India, June 8 -- The Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS) is a mono-super speciality hospital for liver and biliary diseases established by the Government of the National Capital Territory o... Read More


A Christian-Free Adivasi India? What the Red Fort Rally Means for Adivasi Christians

India, June 8 -- It would seem that the import of the Adivasi rally at the Red Fort in India, addressed by Union Home Minister and de facto Number 2 in the country after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, ... Read More


India at Risk of Losing Its Demographic Dividend Advantage

India, June 8 -- On May 4, the results of the elections to four States and one Union Territory were declared after a month-long, hectic, and often vituperative campaign. During the election period, ed... Read More


Sacred Cows, Harsh Economics Faith Collides With Farmers' Livelihoods

India, June 8 -- On Bakrid this year, I wanted to wish my Facebook friends in a slightly different way. I asked ChatGPT to create a Bakrid greeting poster. Within a minute, it produced an elegant desi... Read More


Cow-Beef Politics: Coming Full Circle

India, June 8 -- The BJP's coming to power in West Bengal, after what many critics describe as the machinations of the Election Commission and a process overlooked by the judiciary, has created a majo... Read More


The Cow, the Farmer, and the Law

India, June 8 -- West Bengal's new government insists it is merely enforcing an old law. Legally, that is true. Politically, economically, and socially, it is far more complicated. The controversy ov... Read More