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The reported X Spaces conversation comes amid escalating opposition protests targeting the Election Commission and CEC Gyanesh Kumar

Secret plan to stage a revolution to topple Modi out in the open; Bhushan and CJP emerge as key conspirators

Kumar Chellappan - October 13, 2026

Protest is a right. Claiming to speak for millions without proof should not be.

Who speaks for the silent majority?

Why GDP per capita alone cannot measure whether economic growth is improving life at the bottom

How to measure how well the poor are living?

Behind the protests lies a wider debate over electoral integrity, foreign contributions and political influence

‘SIR’ ruckus: A disguised protest against the FCRA Amendment

India’s Starlink debate is ultimately about who controls critical communications when national interests are at stake

Starlink and India’s sovereignty: Connectivity cannot come at the cost of national security

Manish Tewari’s remarks in A World Adrift revive debate within Congress over leadership centralisation and internal democracy

Congress MP hints at resentment over family politics

Kumar Chellappan - February 16, 2026 0

Why India’s calibrated trade strategy was prudence, not protectionism — and why today’s resilience-driven global order aligns better with India’s strengths

Did India waste decades on trade deals?

Ganesan Subramanian - February 16, 2026 0

Why India needs a neutral bench of constitutional experts to prevent legislative paralysis and rebuild trust in parliamentary functioning

Can our Parliament be more civil?

Ganesan Subramanian - February 14, 2026 0

Why classifying crops by food security, farmer income, import dependence, and ecological stress can transform India’s farm trade policy

Is every farm trade anti-farmer?

Ganesan Subramanian - February 13, 2026 0

Statewide shutdown during all-India strike revives concerns over investment stability, MSME losses, and Kerala’s industrial growth narrative

Investors, welcome to the Devil’s Own Hell, where bandhs and hartals...

Kumar Chellappan - February 13, 2026 0

Cross-subsidized power tariffs, freight distortions, logistics inefficiencies, and compliance burdens inflate export prices—without adding productive value

We can become more competitive, by not exporting inefficiency

Ganesan Subramanian - February 12, 2026 0

Why China Feared Bitcoin—and Bet on the Digital Yuan Instead

What is the main reason behind China banning all forms of...

Team PGurus - February 8, 2026 1

How Abu Dhabi’s balance sheet and Dubai’s ambition anchor the federation

How is UAE’s economy doing? Can it go bankrupt?

Team PGurus - February 8, 2026 1

How India’s Home Minister is quietly reshaping the economy through a nationwide co-operative revolution that could outlast his security legacy

The Amit Shah we don’t know

Ganesan Subramanian - February 8, 2026 0

Claims of Qatar’s economic collapse ignore its LNG expansion, sovereign wealth fund, and diversification strategy under Vision 2030

Is Qatar going bankrupt?

Team PGurus - February 7, 2026 0

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Why the race for chips and critical minerals is reshaping the global order

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A strongly critical response to Under a Saffron Sky and challenges the ideological framework through which it argues the book interprets India

Book review: Ismat Ara’s ‘Under a Saffron Sky’

Skip Farmer Power—You'll lose nothing. Read it—You'll lose your time

Farmer Power: An outdated ideology

An examination of how competing historical narratives, political ideologies and academic interpretations have shaped public understanding of India's past since Independence

Book review: Eminent historians exposed again

Keigo Higashino's 'Guilt' delivers a gripping crime mystery, while Sudha Murty's 'The Gopi Diaries' celebrates innocence, family and the timeless bond between humans and pets

Book review: One solves murders, the other steals hearts

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