In Glorious Isolation
By MP Joseph Something that has never happened before in Indian history happened last month. In one short week, three of our neighbours, China, Pakistan
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How India-China Crisis Reveals Limits Of ‘Personalised Diplomacy’
By Nilanjan Mukhopadhya. First published in The Quint on 18 June, 2020 Is India’s China policy our biggest ‘foreign policy disappointment’? The jury is still out
Indian Media’s Obsession with Pakistan and Imran Khan
By Kumar Ketkar, MP. First published in The Print on 7 October, 2019 When Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in the US for the United
Does History Repeat Itself?
"Propaganda tries to force a doctrine on the whole people... Propaganda works on the general public from the standpoint of an idea and makes them
The New Education Policy- Looming Dangers
(This is the third and last of a three-part analysis of the Government’s draft New Education Policy) By MP Joseph The Kasturirangan Committee’s draft New
Pollution and Traffic: Are we avoiding the ‘Avoid’ strategy?
By Kannan Gopinathan If you ask a city dweller today what troubles her more, city traffic or city pollution, she would most likely give you
Modi and the Ambassador
And it is that short memory that we the people of India have, that Modi is banking on. Calling his 2015 Make in India, the
In A Time Of COVID-19
In India we have even more challenges than the rest of the world. The terrible economic reverses we suffered under the Modi regime in the
Dr. Manmohan Singh
By Celine Mary Sri Lal Bahadur Shastri lived his early years in poverty and reportedly used to swim across the Ganges everyday, to reach school.
Education Policy, Allotment and Performance
In India, the National Education Policy (NEP) was framed in 1986 and later modified in 1992[1]. It is a known fact that education has the