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
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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...
The New Year and the Eternal Rhythms of Existence
By Dipak Kurmi
As the New Year approaches, hearts flutter with excitement, each person weaving dreams and aspirations for the upcoming chapter. It's a time...
