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Following a decisive Local Self Government election win for the Muslim League, calls to split Malappuram district have ignited debate in Kerala over demographics, economics, and community relations

Muslims, Christians open two war fronts in subcontinent: secession and proselytization

Kumar Chellappan - January 7, 2026

Examining Indian food beyond caste frameworks reveals a universal pattern of economic ingenuity and Ayurvedic wisdom, challenging reductive Western narratives

Beyond the caste of cuisine: Reclaiming Ayurveda and economic reality in Indian food

SNDP Yogam chief accuses CPI leadership of ideological hypocrisy and untouchability after sharp remarks by CPI Kerala secretary Binoy Viswam

CPI is feudal and fascist, says Kerala’s top OBC leader

From Amravati to Kerala, claims of attacks on Christian missionaries spark outrage, but police records and legal provisions point to a more complex—and contested—reality

Christian missionaries up the ante, cry wolf over non-existent attacks

As India’s economic momentum and global stature rise under BJP-led governance, selective course correction—on environment, law enforcement, and moral signaling—can strengthen long-term leadership

Need for self-corrections by BJP on the roadmap to Viksit Bharat

In an unprecedented public attack within the LDF, the CPI blames CPI(M)’s “arrogance” for its local poll drubbing, sharpening fault lines ahead of the 2026 Kerala Assembly elections

CPI attacks Pinarayi Vijayan over local body election debacle

Kumar Chellappan - January 1, 2026 0

A co-founder reflects on ten years of rural school reform—and why the next phase must shift from belief-driven engagement to accountability-led change

Personal and institutional reflections at the close of the dynamic decade...

Vijendra Agarwal - December 31, 2025 0

Stung by defeats in local body polls, the CPI(M) plans house-to-house campaigns, protests, and mass mobilisations as it prepares for the 2026 Assembly elections

CPI(M) leaders to visit all Kerala households, urging voters not to...

Kumar Chellappan - December 29, 2025 1

From repeated attacks on Sanatan Dharma to reviving secessionist rhetoric, the Stalin-led DMK appears to be pushing Tamil Nadu toward ideological isolation amid mounting political and governance challenges

Stalin, DMK tread a dangerous path toward secession from India

Kumar Chellappan - December 28, 2025 0

Despite a landmark civic victory, the BJP’s decision to bypass former DGP R Sreelekha in favor of V V Rajesh has triggered internal dissent and dampened hopes of political expansion in Kerala

BJP’s self-goal in Thiruvananthapuram mayoral candidate selection

Kumar Chellappan - December 26, 2025 0

In an age of lone-wolf terror and asymmetric threats, India needs preventive authority, not reactive policing

Right to return home alive: Rethinking our internal security policy

Ganesan Subramanian - December 25, 2025 0

How conversion debates, selective outrage, and legal activism shape perceptions of religious freedom in India

Dog-whistling on the anti–religious conversion bill

Kumar Chellappan - December 25, 2025 0

Two sadhus lynched, no convictions: Palghar case status

What happened to the culprits who lynched the two sadhus in...

Team PGurus - December 23, 2025 0

A story of survival, community support, and a daughter’s rise from hardship to higher education abroad

Where did humanity go wrong? The true story of Parbati –...

Kumar Sridhar - December 23, 2025 0

India needs a pre‑political, evidence‑based body to help Parliament and state assemblies deliberate complex reforms without undermining democratic debate

One way to make difficult reforms possible

Ganesan Subramanian - December 23, 2025 0

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BOOKS

From command-economy socialism and policy paralysis to neglected infrastructure and education, India’s long journey through poverty reflects decades of flawed economic choices

Book review – A Sixth of Humanity

A review of how religion and political narratives shape public discourse

Book review: Hindutva and Hind Swaraj

From Field Marshal Manekshaw’s leadership lessons to today’s talent playbook

Book review: The evolution of talent as science and technology progress

When the winner writes history, the loser is often erased. Indian academia’s left‑leaning historians, critics argue, have recast ancient and medieval narratives—excluding the river Saraswati River, down‑playing texts like the Ramayana, and labelling dissenting scholars as “Sanghis”

Book Review: I, Witness by Shahid Siddiqui

What Sastry reveals in his book is a horrifying narrative of how Ramoji and Challa Kondiah went about this methodical destruction of the system

M.V.R. Sastry’s Devudunnadu Jagratha – A detailed examination – Part 1

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