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Bengal Under Siege by Central Agencies

By Satyabrat Borah The recent Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids in West Bengal have once again thrust the state into the national spotlight, igniting fierce debates about the role of central...

Uruka Night and the Grammar of Community

Dipak Kurmi Uruka Night, observed on the eve of Magh Bihu, stands as one of the most enduring cultural...

From Rivalry to Rift: Cricket’s Political Trap

 By Satyabrat Borah Cricket in the Indian subcontinent has always been more than just a sport. It carries the...

Magh Bihu: A Harvest of Flavours, Fire, and the Soul of Assam

By Dipak Kurmi Magh Bihu, a quintessential celebration in Assam, is not merely a festival; it is a grand...

Real Dangers to India’s Democracy 

By Satyabrat Borah India's democracy is often hailed as one of the world's greatest achievements, a vibrant tapestry woven...
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Trump Targets Petro, Greenland and Beyond

By Satyabrat Borah Just a few days into January 2026, the world was still buzzing about a shocking U.S. military operation that happened on January...

India’s Growth Moment and the Rural Reckoning

By Dipak Kurmi India closed 2025 with a sense of economic confidence that has been rare in its post-Independence history. Growth has stabilised at a...

Crisis in Caracas, Calculations in New Delhi

By Dipak Kurmi US President Donald Trump’s confident declaration that Washington would effectively “run” Venezuela and allow American oil giants to rebuild the country’s battered...

Restore OPS: Secure Retirement for Government Employees

By Satyabrat Borah The pension system for government employees in India has undergone significant transformations over the past two decades, reflecting a delicate balance between...

READING AND THE HUMAN BRAIN-LEADERS ARE READERS

Dilip Mukerjea, CEO Braindancing International L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide

Tremors of Warning: Assam’s Rising Seismic Reality

 By Satyabrat Borah In recent years, residents of Assam and the broader Northeast India region have increasingly felt the ground tremble beneath their feet with...

How Washington’s Venezuela Move Could Reshape Energy Markets and India’s Stakes

By Dipak Kurmi Oil has long been inseparable from geopolitics, and Venezuela stands as one of the most striking examples of how energy wealth can...

US Forces Capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro

 By Satyabrat Borah In a stunning and unprecedented development that has shaken the foundations of international relations, the United States military launched a large-scale operation...

India’s Fourth-Largest Economy Moment at the Dawn of 2026

By Dipak Kurmi The first day of 2026 invites the familiar ritual of hope, the collective belief that the year ahead will be more humane,...

Dangerous Escalation: Russia and Ukraine Must Choose Peace

By Satyabrat Borah As the world welcomed 2026, the protracted conflict between Russia and Ukraine showed no signs of abating, instead plunging into a phase...

A Nobel Peace Prize And The Politics Of Silence In Bangladesh

By Manoranjana Gupta There are moments in the moral history of nations when silence acquires the weight of speech, and omission becomes more consequential than...

Amma: The Grammar of Compassion in a Fractured World

By Mayurath Sinh I went to Amritapuri believing I would stay for two hours. Two hours—to wait in a long, patient line, to receive darshan, to...
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