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V D Satheesan’s assertive push for the top post has reportedly complicated consensus within the Congress leadership

Congress High Command blinks before V D Satheesan

Kumar Chellappan - May 10, 2026

Election outcome sparks discussion on community outreach, political messaging, and coalition arithmetic

The BJP has only itself to blame for the Kerala debacle

A deep dive into temple rituals, sacred metals, and ancient architecture—exploring whether they reflect advanced scientific understanding or something beyond

Are Hindu Gods and Goddesses Extraterrestrials?

A call for the diaspora to move from professional success to political leadership

The diaspora must now lead policy making

A story of invisible power, narrative battles, and the future of information warfare

Dhurandhar 3: The Manasa Astra — A short fictional thriller

Kashmiri Pandits – the Victims of Denial

Kashmiri Pandits – the Victims of Denial

Team PGurus - January 19, 2016 0

Manohar Parrikar Pg

To end pain, inflict pain on enemy: Parrikar

Author - January 12, 2016 0

The real story behind AwardWapsi and Intolerance

The real story behind AwardWapsi and Intolerance

Author - January 2, 2016 13

Women Pg

Women entrepreneurs more celebrated than men

Author - November 24, 2015 0

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BOOKS

Does A World Adrift capture today’s geopolitical reality, or does it overlook the deeper structural shifts reshaping the world order?

Book review: “A World Adrift” — Manish Tewari’s foray into global...

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

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