Rural India Is Changing: A New Picture of the Village in the Modi Era
Rural India is changing through wider access to LPG, toilets, housing, tap water, banking, electricity, digital technology and government welfare schemes in the Modi era.
Traditional Vishwakarma Artisans: Their Present Condition and Future Direction
Vishwakarma artisans have preserved India’s traditional crafts for centuries. This article examines their present socio-economic condition, challenges and future opportunities.
Here, Even Gods and Goddesses Stand in the Witness Box of Justice
Bastar’s unique tradition of the divine court, where village deities are held accountable for protecting their communities, reflects the region’s deep ideas of duty, responsibility and folk justice.
Rahul Becomes a ‘Mental Naxal’ and says: ‘Smash the Patriarchy’ Here, and Bury Shah Bano Alive There
Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Smash the Patriarchy’ remarks spark debate over Sanatan culture, women’s rights, the Shah Bano case, hijab, polygamy and alleged Muslim appeasement in Congress politics.
Vande Mataram: National Sentiment, National Honour and the New Legal Protection of 2026
Explore the history and national significance of Vande Mataram, its role in India’s freedom movement, religious sensitivities, constitutional values, and its statutory protection under the 2026 law.
Ideological Warfare Against the Nation’s Consciousness: Mental Naxalism
Mental Naxalism represents an ideological battle against India’s national consciousness. This article examines how extremist narratives, institutional distrust and the glorification of violence can threaten national unity and security.
18th-Century Gen Z: Whose Strategy Was Sharper Than His Sword
Discover how 20-year-old Bajirao Peshwa transformed Maratha power through bold strategy, discipline, political vision, and extraordinary military leadership.
Dimagi Naxal: The Implications of the Term and an Ideology Dangerous to Democracy
An in-depth analysis of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “intellectual Naxal” remark, the decline of Left-Wing Extremism, the ideological challenge to democratic institutions, and the possible threat posed by hidden networks that seek to weaken democratic faith.
From the European Nation-State to the Bharatiya Civilizational Nation
An exploration of the difference between the European nation-state and the Bharatiya civilizational nation, examining cultural continuity, intellectual decolonisation, Dharma, education, modernity, and India’s journey towards intellectual self-confidence.
Without Civilizational Self, Swaraj Is Not Possible
Independence is more than political freedom. Explore the Indian idea of Sw, Swaraj, self-awareness, cultural identity and the deeper meaning of freedom in India’s journey towards 2047.