India’s Global Embarrassment
For decades, India presented its vast overseas population as one of its greatest diplomatic assets. Successful professionals in Silicon Valley, business communities
India’s BRICS Presidency and the Limits of Strategic Unity
India entered its 2026 BRICS presidency with an ambitious message. New Delhi presented itself as a bridge between competing powers, an advocate
Development Cannot Come at the Cost of Indigenous Rights in Assam
The reported arrest and detention of five Indigenous human rights defenders in Assam has raised serious questions about the relationship between development,
The Contradictions in India’s UNHRC Position
At the 62nd session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, India attempted to present two central pillars of its international image:
India’s Oil Diplomacy Exposes Its Foreign-Policy Contradictions
India has spent years marketing “strategic autonomy” as the defining principle of its foreign policy. In official speeches, New Delhi presents itself
Who Owns a Shared River?
A river may cross borders, but it cannot be reduced to the property of the state through which it first flows. Geography
When Reading Becomes a Crime
The latest controversy over books in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir reveals something far more disturbing than a failure in textbook
India’s Uri-I Stage-II Development Escalates Regional Water Security Concerns
India’s 240 MW Uri-I Stage-II Hydroelectric Project on the Jhelum River is more than another infrastructure milestone. It is a political signal
India’s Dulhasti Stage-II Project
India’s approval of the Dulhasti Stage-II Hydroelectric Project on the Chenab River system is not merely another entry in its expanding hydropower
India’s Abeyance of the Indus Waters Treaty
The Indus Waters Treaty was never merely a water-sharing instrument. It was a civilizational restraint placed upon two hostile neighbours who understood,
