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New Revelations on Operation Sindoor’s Pause: Beyond Pakistan

New Revelations on Operation Sindoor’s Pause: Beyond Pakistan

After the Pahalgam terror attack, India launched Operation Sindoor to destroy terrorist camps in Pakistan, showcasing its military edge. Though paused amid global pressure and claims by Donald Trump, India denied any formal ceasefire. New revelations by India’s Deputy Army Chief exposed deep Pakistan-China-Turkey coordination, framing the pause as a strategic recalibration rather than weakness. These disclosures highlight India’s evolving defense strategy, focus on self-reliance, and readiness for future multi-front challenges.

7/7/2025
Geopolitics
Abhishek Sharma
An Innovation within Crisis: The Rise of Renewable Energy, Biofuels, and the Scope of Nuclear Energy in the Modern World following the 1973 Oil Crisis

An Innovation within Crisis: The Rise of Renewable Energy, Biofuels, and the Scope of Nuclear Energy in the Modern World following the 1973 Oil Crisis

The 1973 oil crisis did more than just disrupt global fuel supplies — it ignited a decades-long transformation of the world's energy landscape. From accelerating renewables and biofuels to reshaping nuclear ambitions, this crisis forced governments and industries to reimagine energy security, efficiency, and diversification. Its lessons continue to echo today as we face new geopolitical tensions and climate challenges, reminding us that energy is not merely a commodity but a strategic lifeline tied to national security and global stability.

7/5/2025
Analysis & Opinion
Nikhil Deshwal
Rooted Empowerment: India’s Path Beyond Performative Feminism

Rooted Empowerment: India’s Path Beyond Performative Feminism

In India, a new wave of toxic feminism has emerged, one that prizes performative outrage, sensationalism, and vengeance over true empowerment. While genuine feminism fights for dignity, opportunity, and equality, this toxic version thrives on false accusations, selective outrage, and shallow trends. This article explores how India can reclaim feminism’s authentic spirit by grounding it in cultural realities and practical grassroots solutions like Shakti Bhavans.

7/3/2025
Social
Moulikanjali
Places of worship or places of prayer? What difference does it makes?

Places of worship or places of prayer? What difference does it makes?

The Places of Worship Act 1991, intended to preserve communal harmony, has emerged as a legal barrier against the Hindu civilisational demand for reclaiming sacred sites desecrated during foreign invasions. While the act aims to freeze the religious character of places as of August 15, 1947, critics argue it unjustly denies judicial remedy, perpetuating historical injustices. From Kashi to Mathura, mounting legal challenges and uncovered evidence such as the ASI report in the Gyanvapi case, question the act's constitutional validity and highlight the enduring civilisational connection Hindus maintain with these sites. The article explores whether legal closure can silence centuries of cultural memory.

6/30/2025
Indian Politics
Atharv
Rolls-Royce Offers Jet Engine Co-Development Deal to India, Aims to Outpace Japanese Competition

Rolls-Royce Offers Jet Engine Co-Development Deal to India, Aims to Outpace Japanese Competition

In a high-stakes bid to power India's next-generation fighter aircraft, Rolls-Royce has offered to co-develop and manufacture a jet engine tailored to Indian requirements, potentially boosting thrust capacity up to 280 kN. This move follows Japan’s rare offer of its XF9-1 engine and signals intensifying global competition for India’s AMCA program. With delays in the indigenous Kaveri engine and U.S. supply concerns, India is rebalancing its defense partnerships, exploring deeper industrial collaboration with the UK to enhance self-reliance and strategic leverage.

6/24/2025
Geopolitics
Abhishek Sharma
The Unsung Saga of Indian Resilience: Defying Early Arab Invasions

The Unsung Saga of Indian Resilience: Defying Early Arab Invasions

While the Arab Caliphate surged from Spain to Sindh in a century, India stood as the great exception not through surrender, but through unyielding resistance. From Raja Dahir's last stand in Sindh to the confederated counterattacks led by Nagabhata, Bappa Rawal, and Pulakeshin, Indian dynasties waged a civilizational war to preserve their culture, faith, and sovereignty. They didn’t merely defend borders they defied an empire. This is the forgotten saga of India’s silent warriors, strategic brilliance, and cultural resilience, a defiant legacy that reshaped the course of history.

6/22/2025
History & Civilizations
Nikhil Deshwal
A Civilizational Shift: Tracing the Decline of Women’s Status in Indian Society

A Civilizational Shift: Tracing the Decline of Women’s Status in Indian Society

So the real question is, how did we, once a society that celebrated knowledge, choice, love, dignity, and freedom, turn into one where shame and silence dictate our values? How did a civilization that empowered women, respected sexual agency, and upheld mutual consent become one that hides behind taboos and distorted morality? This wasn’t a natural evolution. It was a calculated dismantling: first through violent invasions, then through cultural erasure, and finally through an education system designed to make us forget who we were.

6/21/2025
History & Civilizations
Abhishek Sharma
Bhagavad Gita in the Age of AI and Anarchy

Bhagavad Gita in the Age of AI and Anarchy

In an era dominated by artificial intelligence, digital warfare, and ideological unrest, the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita resonates more than ever. As modern society grapples with moral uncertainty, psychological turmoil, and spiritual confusion, the echoes of Kurukshetra remind us that the real battlefield is still within, and the call of dharma, unchanged across ages, continues to guide those willing to listen.

6/18/2025
History & Civilizations
Moulikanjali
The Fabricated History of Sati Pratha: A Civilizational Perspective

The Fabricated History of Sati Pratha: A Civilizational Perspective

For generations, Sati has been portrayed as a barbaric Hindu ritual abolished by colonial “reformers.” But was it truly a religious mandate or a narrative weaponized to vilify Indian civilization? This article challenges that entrenched myth, tracing the true origins of Sati, exposing the political misuse of Raja Ram Mohan Roy’s legacy, and revealing how colonial and missionary forces distorted a nuanced cultural history to justify domination. A bold civilizational perspective grounded in texts, timelines, and truth.

6/17/2025
History & Civilizations
Abhishek Sharma