Dr. S. Ayyappan: Architect of India’s Blue Revolution Dr. S. Ayyappan was a visionary Indian scientist who made pioneering contributions to aquaculture and fisheries science. Widely regarded as the architect of India’s Blue Revolution, he…
Indira Gandhi never directly punished Pakistan for its involvement in fomenting terrorism in Punjab during the 1980s, despite mounting evidence of its support for Khalistani separatism. This inaction can be attributed to a mix of…
Why Modi Agreeing to Ceasefire Doesn’t Make Sense — Unless There’s a Bigger Strategic Plan Prime Minister Narendra Modi is widely regarded as one of the most resolute leaders India has had in the post-independence…
The 1877 Chennai Famine: A Colonial Catastrophe in South India The 1877 Chennai Famine, which unfolded as part of the larger Great Famine of 1876–78, stands as one of the most devastating humanitarian crises in…
Lies, Denials & Surrenders: A Chronicle of the Pakistan Army’s False Narratives The Pakistan Army, often hailed as the most powerful institution in the country, has repeatedly misled its own citizens and the international community…
Indian Army Was Always Capable — It Was Just About Political Will India’s armed forces have never lacked the courage, discipline, or skill to confront threats — whether domestic or external. From protecting high-altitude borders…
Why Israel Loves India: A Bond of History, Humanity, and Strategic Partnership The relationship between Israel and India stands as a unique example of mutual respect, deep-rooted trust, and flourishing cooperation. Unlike the often strained…
The name Amaravati evokes images of spiritual grandeur, historical magnificence, and civilizational continuity. Situated on the fertile banks of the Krishna River in present-day Andhra Pradesh, Amaravati is not merely a political choice for a…
The Real Cost of Congress Inaction After 26/11: A Misguided Fear That Insulted Indian Muslims and Emboldened Pakistan The 26/11 Mumbai attacks of 2008 were more than just a terrorist strike—they were an open declaration…
Why Are There Places Named After Sanjay Gandhi – A Question of Public Memory and Democratic Integrity? India is a land where public spaces often bear the names of political leaders. Roads, hospitals, parks, airports,…