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Escalating Israel-Iran hostilities have sparked global concern, ranging from nuclear disaster fears to hopes for peaceful resolution. Amidst shifting US hegemony and rising isolationism, the best-case scenario, for the world and India, is an internal regime change that makes grudging […]

Indian foreign policy has long sought multipolarity, to give New Delhi more flexibility in foreign policy. But India stands to lose more from the collapse of the post-WWII rules-based system. This article was originally published by The Times of India on

Initially, nations appeased Trump’s trade tactics, but China’s firm stance proved more effective. Trump’s ‘reciprocal tariffs’ faced market crashes and legal challenges, earning him the nickname ‘TACO.’ As the 90-day tariff pause nears its end, India should remain firm in

Comments on Col Sofiya Qureshi have resulted in two very different cases against two very different people. But only one of them was arrested. Was religion the reason? This article was originally published by The Times of India on Ape 6,

While fighters and tanks are not completely obsolete, they are less important today, and will no longer dominate war Defence experts the world over are scrutinizing the details of the Indo-Pak near-war to draw lessons for future wars. Most analyses confirm the

India has already made its will and strength clear. It will not hesitate to punish Pakistan for supporting terror attacks. It is now time for a ceasefire This column was originally written with the title ‘It is time for de-escalation’,

The uncertainty created by Trump is guaranteed to slow world growth. India cannot escape the consequences even though it will be less hard hit than others. Some analysts feel that a US recession has already begun. There is an old saying, when

The main impact on India will not be US tariffs. It will be the coming recession caused by Trump’s actions. That will depress the GDP of all countries, including the US and India. Despite India’s rapid economic growth and resilience,

The Supreme Court emphasizes that subsidized food should exclusively benefit the poor, addressing concerns about diversion. Despite claims of poverty reduction, the government continues providing free rations to a vast population, raising questions of political motivation A Supreme Court bench

The main impact on India will not be US tariffs. It will be the coming recession caused by Trump’s actions. That will depress the GDP of all countries, including the US and India. The bond market has not settled down