The Great War and India Today
There are disturbing parallels between the condition of Europe on the eve of World War 1 and the Republic of
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Current Affairs, India Geopolitics, Indian Knowledge System
Education, India Geopolitics
Regime change
As Indian political rhetoric shifts from conventional democratic contestation to ambiguous calls for “regime change,” the nation stands on the precipice—torn between constitutional proceduralism, street-driven extra-parliamentary movements and complex geopolitical pressures.
Evolution, India Geopolitics
Why the Hindu Response Struggles Against Systematic Leftist Critiques
Understanding the dynamics of modern cultural and political discourse requires examining why certain narratives gain traction while counter-narratives struggle for
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Evolution, India Geopolitics
Delimitation and States Reorganization: A Blueprint for Better Democracy in Bharat
India’s parliamentary democracy stands at a critical juncture. For five decades, the freeze on electoral delimitation—instituted during the Emergency under
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India Geopolitics
Future of Pakistan — implications for Bhārat
Reasonable discussion among the educated classes in India seems to be veering around to the inevitability of a break-up of
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India Geopolitics
Delimitation from a concerned citizen’s viewpoint
Delimitation is, as the name suggests, a limiting process of something, and most often it refers to the drawing of
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India Geopolitics
Partition’s Unfinished Agenda
The partition of British India ranks among the most cynical and coldly calculated acts inflicted by a European colonial power
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India Geopolitics
Civilisational State vs Nation State with reference to Bhārat and India
My works “Bhārat: India 2.0” and “Delimitation and States Reorganisation: For Better Democracy in Bhārat” delve into the fundamental differences
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India Geopolitics
Why science must engage with politics
Science represents a rigorous and systematic pursuit of knowledge that encompasses the observation, analysis, and comprehension of the natural world.
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India Geopolitics
Weak Interactions – in Science, Politics and Geostrategy (Part 1)
The word “interactions” suggests multiple bodies or entities that “interact” with each other to produce some meaningful result
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India Geopolitics
Weak Interactions – in Science, Politics and Geostrategy (Part 2)
The world moved from a paradigm of simplicity to one of complexity. Many weak interactions between countries, rather than one strong interaction, have actually conferred huge advantages on the world
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