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How IAF veterans and young Agniveers could fill India’s cockpit gap

Systemic solution to India’s aviation pilot shortage

Ganesan Subramanian - December 15, 2025

Kerala local polls reflect rising anti-incumbency and new power dynamics

Kerala local body elections: BJP wins Thiruvaanthapuram

As rape-accused Congress MLA Rahul Mamkootathil reappears briefly to vote before vanishing again, CPI(M) leaders face similar allegations, plunging Kerala’s political class into a credibility crisis

Tainted MLA cocks a snook at Kerala Police; CPI(M) leaders also face rape charges

eeding Our Future fraud: Overseas transfers, shell firms and FBI hurdles

Why is the FBI finding it hard to recover the money stolen from the Feeding Our Future program in Minnesota?

A fiery Lok Sabha debate on “Vote Chori” became a stage for Amit Shah to expose Congress’s historical contradictions, forcing an unprepared Opposition to retreat

Home Minister teaches the opposition a few tricks — But will it work?

Western discomfort, Russian entrenchment, and Ukrainian exhaustion have created an unsustainable stalemate—only a least-bad compromise can end the war

A ‘least objectionable’ solution to Ukraine war

Ganesan Subramanian - December 6, 2025 0

Parbati's escape from Pakistan’s systemic oppression reveals the silent suffering of minorities whose stories rarely reach the world

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

Kumar Sridhar - December 6, 2025 0

Repeated obstruction, insults and disorderly conduct by Congress and its allies have pushed Parliament into unprecedented chaos, raising concerns over the Opposition’s intent and democratic responsibility

First two days of Parliament: A kennel, as an old flame...

Kumar Chellappan - December 2, 2025 0

With BJP electorally dominant and Congress trapped in irreversible decline, India faces an opposition vacuum—and the long-term emergence of Prashant Kishor’s Jan Suraaj Party could be the only realistic path to a credible national alternative

Need to reinvent the opposition

Ganesan Subramanian - December 2, 2025 0

As Trump launches Operation Southern Spear to target “narco-terrorists” in Venezuela, experts warn the Caribbean could become America’s next long, costly conflict—despite DEA data contradicting key White House claims

Pirates of the Caribbean

Dr Shreekumar Menon - December 1, 2025 0

India-France jet engine co-development deal secures long-term strategic autonomy

SAFRAN: Why this is a big deal for India and France

Team PGurus - November 28, 2025 0

A detailed historical investigation into how British-backed zamindars formed the Justice Party, oppressed ordinary Tamils, manipulated social-justice narratives, and laid the ideological foundation for today’s Dravidian politics

The violent history of the Justice Party and the Dravidianists

Arvind Kumar - November 27, 2025 0

An 8-episode fictional thriller revealing how the world’s strongest democracy can be quietly influenced from its weakest entry points

The China File: A fictional thriller

Ganesan Subramanian - November 26, 2025 0

A gripping exposé on how Kerala’s once world-class academic institutions were captured by Marxist networks, producing plagiarised PhDs, unqualified professors, and a culture of political patronage

PhDs exclusively for Kerala comrades

Kumar Chellappan - November 26, 2025 0

A bridge between global perceptions and ground realities in Indian education and work culture

My reflections on Bharat: From within and from afar

Vijendra Agarwal - November 26, 2025 0

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BOOKS

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

The sudden and mind-boggling change in the political attitude of the Buddhist leadership in Ladakh in 2020 forms an important part of the book

Prof Hari Om’s new book “Buddhists Playing With Fire” hits the...

The book unveils an Eastern mystery of ancient Hindu wisdom and Yogic science especially for their benefit

Review of “The Manthan Code” (author Shambhu Sundriyal)

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