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The Melancholic Future of Pradip Kurbah’s The Elysian Field

By Dipak Kurmi Pradip Kurbah’s Ha Lyngkha Bneng, translated as The Elysian Field, emerges as a profoundly quiet and meditative exploration of the philosophy of communitarianism, crafted by a filmmaker...

Gas Shortage, Rising Prices and a Shadow Market

By Satyabrat Borah A quiet shortage can sometimes reveal more about a system than a loud crisis. Gas cylinders...

Assassin bug, first recorded in Siju Cave, rediscovered in Andamans a century later

ROOPAK GOSWAMI Shillong, March 12: A rare cave-dwelling insect first discovered in Meghalaya more than a century ago has...

Strategic Hubris and the Resilience of the Islamic Republic

By Dipak Kurmi The contemporary global landscape is hurtling toward a geopolitical abyss, precipitated by what many observers characterize...

Dynastic Defiance and the Crucible of War

Mojtaba Khamenei and Iran’s Existential Choice By Dipak Kurmi The recent election of 56-year-old Mojtaba Khamenei as Iran’s new Supreme...
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India’s Rice Trade Faces West Asia Turmoil

By Dipak Kurmi The intensifying conflict in West Asia has begun to cast a long shadow over India’s export economy, particularly the highly significant trade...

NCERT, Democracy and Discomfort 

By Satyabrat Borah The recent controversy over the NCERT Class 8 social science textbook has opened up an uncomfortable but necessary conversation about power, criticism,...

India backs ‘Myanmar-led, Myanmar-owned’ peace process: EAM Jaishankar

New Delhi, Mar 4 : India supports a Myanmar-led and Myanmar-owned peace process that can deliver lasting peace and development for all in the...

Why the World Keeps Choosing War Over Wisdom 

By Satyabrat Borah The world seems to be at war again, and for many people the feeling is not just political but deeply personal. Every...

Barpeta’s Doul Utsav: Where Neo-Vaishnavite Devotion Comes Alive

By Dipak Kurmi In the richly layered cultural landscape of Assam, few places embody the spiritual and artistic vitality of the region as completely as...

Blood and Power in West Asia

By Satyabrat Borah War often begins with words, with threats, with the slow normalisation of violence dressed up as security. The war against Iran did...

Bardowa in Bloom: The Sacred Colours of Doul Utsav

By Dipak Kurmi In the lush alluvial plains of Assam, where the Brahmaputra’s cultural currents have long shaped the spiritual imagination of the region, the...

Post-Khamenei Iran: Strategic Choices for Tehran, Washington and Tel Aviv

By Dipak Kurmi The international system appears to be drifting toward a troubling moment in which power asymmetry increasingly substitutes for rule-based restraint. The perception...

Shockwaves Beyond the Middle East

By Satyabrat Borah The past twenty four hours have unfolded like a chapter torn from a dark political thriller, except this is not fiction and...

Why Transparency Matters for ISRO 

By Satyabrat Borah The Indian Space Research Organisation occupies a rare and powerful place in the Indian public imagination. For decades it has been seen...

Holi: The Festival of Colors, Culture, and Celebration

By Dipak Kurmi Holi, often referred to as the "Festival of Colors," is one of the most vibrant and joyous celebrations in India and across...

India’s Israel Outreach, a Regional Ripple 

By Satyabrat Borah Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 24 hour visit to Jerusalem was rich in symbolism, dense with agreements, and carefully choreographed for maximum political...
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