Why do some revolutions win while others bleed out? Mass movements don’t fail from lack of courage or numbers. They fail when ...
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From the Pawars and Thackerays in Maharashtra to the Yadavs in Bihar, political estrangements are giving way to tactical reunions. These moments reveal how legacy, survival, and permanent interests ...
From BJP–Shiv Sena ruptures to NCP family splits, Maharashtra politics reveals how as power equations shift, ideology fades, ...
West Bengal announced Samudra Sathi in 2024 to support fisherfolk during the annual fishing ban. More than a year later, the ...
From sanctions to the abduction of President Nicolás Maduro, US actions in Venezuela mark the exhaustion of imperial power.
With a major party barred, new alliances forming, and Islamist groups sensing space, Bangladesh’s February election raises ...
Fear now governs classrooms, newsrooms, and public life in India as teachers, journalists, and minorities self-censor under ...
From colonial history to everyday survival, Amitava Kumar’s The Social Life of Indian Trains shows how railways shape India’s ...
Once wrongfully jailed for nine years, Abdul Wahid Shaikh critiques the Supreme Court’s denial of bail to Umar Khalid and ...
Europe’s leaders wrapped a US military coup in legal evasions and hollow rhetoric. Their silence on Venezuela exposes the ...
Kashmir police seek granular data on mosques, madrassas and clerics, triggering outrage over surveillance, Muslim profiling and constitutional rights. Read why it matters.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation election has become a high-stakes contest over political legacy, linguistic identity, ...