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The Lights Got Brighter, But the Glory Grew Dim

India, Jan. 12 -- Priya (name changed) has been coming to our seminary campus every Christmas for over twenty-four years. She is a practising Hindu-open, thoughtful, unafraid to ask sharp questions ab... Read More


A New Year Charter for Indian Christians From Fear to the Promise of 2026

India, Jan. 12 -- Many Christians could not celebrate Christmas last year. They were not all in remote villages or small towns. Even in metropolitan cities, some fellow believers spent a day in a poli... Read More


AI Without Guardrails India's Growing Digital Risk

India, Jan. 12 -- On the first day of the New Year, one generally wakes up with renewed hope and energy, ready to make new resolutions and commitments. No one would have thought that a simple New Year... Read More


Indore Drinking Water Tragedy A Slur on the "Cleanest City" Tag and the Promise of "Viksit Bharat"

India, Jan. 12 -- Indore, celebrated as India's cleanest city, was in the news for over two weeks following a major drinking water contamination incident in the Bhagirathpura area. Sewage water report... Read More


Umar and Sharjeel Names Matter in India

India, Jan. 12 -- Kapil Mishra is today the Law Minister of the Delhi government. As a local politician, he knows northeast Delhi well. He also knows what happened there in 2000, when communal violenc... Read More


SC Order Strikes at the Heart and Soul of Fundamental Rights

India, Jan. 12 -- Article 21 of the Indian Constitution states in straightforward, explicit language, "Protection of life and personal liberty - No person shall be deprived of his life or personal lib... Read More


A Court at Odds with Its Own Principles

India, Jan. 12 -- A growing perception-amplified by social media and public commentary-is that the judiciary has been thoroughly infiltrated by Hindutva agents, much like the saffron-hued malefactors ... Read More


The Supreme Court Turns Pro-People on Aravallis

India, Jan. 5 -- The Supreme Court, on December 29, 2025, in an unexpected but welcome move, suo motu stayed its November 20 order on the definition of the Aravalli Hills and Ranges. The November ruli... Read More


How the Court and Government Play Us for Fools

India, Jan. 5 -- The Aravalli range is dying a death by a thousand cuts. But the real tragedy isn't just the mining. It's the breathtaking hypocrisy of the very institutions sworn to protect this land... Read More


Oath in the Capital!

India, Jan. 5 -- While the rest of the world sits with diaries open and gym memberships renewed, resolving to drink more water and scroll less, something far more honest happens in the capital of Indi... Read More