India, Dec. 15 -- A small but significant item of news came and went in the first week of this month without so much as a ripple. It should have dominated the front pages, prompted emergency debates, ... Read More
India, Dec. 15 -- The two debates on Vande Mataram ("Hail to the Motherland") and Electoral Reforms in the Parliament, held between 8th and 10th December 2025, have united opposition parties like neve... Read More
India, Dec. 15 -- When Prime Minister Narendra Modi stood in Parliament to mark the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram, did he actually know he was completing a historic cycle of division? Of course, ... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- The dismissal of Lt. Samuel Kamalesan and the courts' endorsement of it reopen a question India has sidestepped since Independence: Can a constitutional republic continue to run its a... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- "I have attended many training programmes at different centres, but the USM training is totally different from all the others. At USM, I experienced the practice of unity in diversity... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- On November 29, a National Christian Convention was held at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, just before the winter session of the Parliament. It was not a festival or a spiritual retreat. It ... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- Modern-day anti-government campaigns have heavily banked on digital platforms to spread their message, mobilise support, and challenge existing power structures. In Goa, though, it ha... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- The late Prof MP Manmadhan (1915-1994) belonged to that rare tribe of public intellectuals Kerala once produced in abundance-men who combined scholarship with activism, conviction wit... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- The concept of generation was first developed by Karl Mannheim about a century ago. Mannheim viewed a generation as a product of rapid, disruptive change, in which individuals re-enco... Read More
India, Dec. 8 -- India's democratic future now rests, more than ever, on the shoulders of its young. This may sound like a familiar refrain, but the circumstances today are sharper and more unforgivin... Read More