Remembering the General Who Said No to the Mughals
By Satyabrat Borah
Every year on the twenty fourth of November, the state of Assam in northeast India pauses to observe Lachit Divas, a day...
Justice on Terror: Six-Month Deadline
By Satyabrat Borah
India’s justice system is often described as slow, painfully slow. When ordinary people talk about courts, they usually sigh and say, “It...
Exterminating Child Abuse
By Dilip Mukerjea, CEO Braindancing Inter national L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation Consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide
When Identity Politics Meets Urban Violence
Delhi's Explosive Crossroads
By Dipak Kurmi
The recent car blast near Delhi's historic Red Fort has thrust India's capital into a moment of profound reckoning. What...
Breaking Free: India’s Trade Dependence Trap
By Satyabrat Borah
India has come a long way since independence. In the early years our trade basket was tiny and painfully narrow. We exported...
THE HEINOUS HORRORS OF CHILD ABUSE
By Dilip Mukerjea CEO Braindancing International L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation Consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide
A Diplomatic Reading of the Market
Jobs Divide in the Post-Pandemic Era
By Dipak Kurmi
Human civilisation has always been shaped by its instinct to seek patterns, to link one event with...
Hasina’s Fall, Bangladesh’s Future
By Satyabrat Borah
Bangladesh has rarely been out of the headlines since the summer of 2024, and for good reason. What started as a student...
A River Called Zubeen: The Life, Loss, and Legacy of Assam’s Relentless Rebel
By Dipak Kurmi
When Zubeen Garg's voice fell silent on September nineteenth in Singapore, more than just a singer departed from this world. What ceased...
REPROGRAMMING YOUR MIND TOWARDS MASTERY IN LEARNING
By Dilip Mukerjea, CEO Braindancing Inter national L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation Consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide
YOUR FERTILE MIND OF IDEATIONS
By Dilip Mukerjea, CEO Braindancing Inter national L.I.F.E. Coach, Author, Innovation Consultant, Presenter, Learning Guide
The Silence of the Bombs We Never Hear
By Manoranjana Gupta
In India, tragedy has a way of seizing the national imagination: loud, jarring, and sensational. A blast tears through a city, and...
