AIMIM’s Ascendancy: Time for Congress and Allies to Reassess Muslim Loyalty
AIMIM’s rise can’t be brushed aside as a BJP ploy or dismissed as a vote-cutter phenomenon; it is an indictment of the opposition’s hollowed-out secular...
Category : Opinion
Does Umar Khalid Deserve Bail?
by Sujit Nair
Most of our decisions are not born out of calm reasoning. They are shaped by our emotional quotient. And that emotional quotient is almost always...
Hindi Rhetoric to Bengali Disconnect: The Structural Flaws Crippling BJP in West Bengal
BJP’s struggles run deeper. Over-reliant on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, the party has neglected local cultivation In the political landscape...
Opinion | Is India’s GDP Data As Solid As We Think?
by Sujit Nair
India today stands out as one of the fastest growing large economies in the world. On the surface, the headline GDP numbers inspire confidence and...
Mamata versus Enforcement Directorate
by Sujit Nair
The events of January 8 and 9, 2026 mark a serious moment in India’s constitutional journey. What unfolded in West Bengal was not just a...
Environmental Protection Is Far Easier Than We Think
by Sujit Nair
I often thought that saving the environment needs big sacrifices or complex policies. The truth is far simpler. Small daily choices, made by millions of...
Opinion | A Goering Within Us | Nuremberg
by Jash Hirani
Goering’s defence was ultimately a defence of his own identity and a rationalisation of the crimes committed by those he considered his own. We see...
Do We Really Have Moral Right To Blame Our Next Generation?
by Sujit Nair
Pause for a moment. Remove your political cap. Wear your citizen’s cap.Hate speech may win elections. It may bring applause, votes, and short term power....
Opinion | Congress and Its DK Shivakumar Paradox
By deferring the leadership question in Karnataka, Congress risks signalling to its own regional leaders that hard work and delivery are applauded, but not rewarded...
Opinion | Diplomatic Relations Are Not Personal Friendships. Confusing the Two is a Costly Mistake
by Sujit Nair
In geopolitics, relationships exist between nations, not between leaders. These relationships are built on hard interests like trade, defence, resources, technology, and long term strategic...