Can Narendra Modi Actually Bring Peace to the Iran Conflict?
Strange as it may sound, the circumstances today make it possible.The war involving Iran, Israel and the United States has already caused serious damage. Iran...
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Iran Offers to Open Strait of Hormuz for India, But With a Condition
by Sujit Nair
The Strait of Hormuz is a small maritime corridor between Iran on one side and Oman and the UAE on the other. At its narrowest...
India’s LPG Crisis Exposes Lack of Strategic Reserves
by Sujit Nair
Why is a country that sends missions to the Moon suddenly struggling to supply cooking gas to its own people?Over the last few days, reports...
India’s Most Politically Abused Group: The Middle Class
by Sujit Nair
There is one group in India that pays for almost everything but is nobody’s political priority. The Indian middle class. In practical terms, the middle...
Opinion | We’re Nobody’s Brother!
by Sujit Nair
For those who believe that Israel is our brother, and for those who believe the Arab world is our brother, it is time to wake...
Opinion | Do We Deserve a Democracy?
by Sujit Nair
This is no longer about one case. It is about the pattern. In 2023 and early 2024, just before the general election, Arvind Kejriwal and...
When Will India Launch an Investigation into the Epstein Files?
by Sujit Nair
On February 19, 2026, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested. He is the first senior member of the British Royal Family...
Opinion | “Visual-Guru”
by Sujit Nair
There is a pattern in how we approach big goals. We want to showcase AI, so we import a robo dog from China and present...
Opinion | Kerala Story 2
by Sujit Nair
I am completely against banning any film, book, or any form of expression. The right to express is a fundamental human right. I respect it,...
The Shirtless Protest: Message or Optics?
by Sujit Nair
Protest is important in a democracy. It allows people to express anger, frustration, and disagreement. Without protest, governments stop listening. So the right to protest...