India’s Silence Is a Choice
Narendra Modi claims he talked with Benjamin Netanyahu about civilian safety. On paper, it sounds like a voice of moderation. In reality,
Kargar’s Claim, and the Risk of a Wider Fight
Javid Kargar’s claim that the drones used by the Taliban against the Pakistani army were originally in Indian military hands is a
India’s Democracy Can’t Survive Selective Citizenship
India wants to say that it is a loud, plural democracy with room for all identities and faiths. For a lot of
Kishtwar Tragedy, Questions Behind the Briefing
The reports around Op Trashi 1, and the killing of three Kashmiris in Kishtawar, deserve a clear public accounting, not a quick
Inside India’s Military Media Network
The story India tells about defence communication is that it is public information, transparency, and reassurance. The story many critics tell is
CHPM Report and A Reality Check
A serious strategic study lives or dies on three basics: verifiable facts, internal coherence, and analytical restraint. That standard matters even more
Why the T20 World Cup Should Move to Sri Lanka
India wants the world to believe everything is under control, right as it prepares to welcome the biggest names in cricket. But
Why Eurasia Group’s Warning Should Not Be Ignored
Eurasia Group’s Top Risks of 2026 report puts a blunt label on a shift many people in South Asia have feared for
Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Is a Threat to Regional Stability
Pakistan’s choice to bring India’s unilateral suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) to the Indo-Pacific Ministerial Forum Roundtable in Brussels is
Damage Control by GOI Delegations
After its disastrous misadventure in military called Operation Sindoor, the Indian government was not in enemy siege, but in a chokehold of
