From Sri Lanka to Nepal, mysterious uprisings and foreign-backed operations reveal how global powers and shadow networks destabilize elected governments — with India too on the radar
Opinion

Whose turn is next? Clouds of the Deep State hovering over...

Kumar Chellappan - 0
South Asia is witnessing collapsing governments and rising unrest, from Sri Lanka to Nepal. Why has Bharat remained stable? This analysis explains India’s resilience through the DELHI framework and warns of the challenges ahead
Opinion

DELHI: Bharat’s shield against the South Asia storm

Vijendra Agarwal - 1
The Hazratbal vandalism of India’s National Emblem exposes how separatist politics, Islamist radicalism, and foreign-backed narratives continue to fuel secessionist sentiments in Kashmir despite Article 370’s abrogation
Opinion

Destruction of Ashok Chakra at Hazratbal: There is more than what...

Kumar Chellappan - 0
Stalin’s push for a Dravidian Nation, backed by separatist allies and divisive politics, risks destabilizing Tamil Nadu and India’s unity
Opinion

Stalin strengthens the demand for the secession of TN from India

Kumar Chellappan - 0
The India Today–CVoter MOTN survey shows NDA leading with 324 seats against INDI Alliance’s 208, but nearly half of voters remain issue-based swing voters who could decide 2029
Opinion

Behind India Today’s C-Voter survey: Some hidden insights

Ganesan Subramanian - 0
A GST cut may look like relief, but without reducing government spending, it only shifts the burden onto citizens through the invisible “Inflation Tax.” India needs deeper fiscal reforms, not just tax tinkering
Opinion

GST rationalization: Rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic

Shanmuganathan Nagasundaram - 0
Trump’s tariff tremors have destabilized economies worldwide, but at the SCO summit, the Russia-India-China Troika—symbolized as a Dharmic Trishul—rose as a counterforce, with Bharat leading the way through stability, democracy, and dharma
Opinion

Trishul, Troika, and Trump: The geopolitical power shift

Vijendra Agarwal - 0
After decades of broken promises by Congress, RJD, and NDA, Bihar stands at a crossroads. Prashant Kishor’s grassroots politics may offer the fresh start the state desperately needs
Opinion

Bihar’s tired choices: Why it must give PK a chance

Ganesan Subramanian - 0
As Trump’s health raises succession questions, J D Vance emerges with a softer tone on trade, defence, and diplomacy — with Usha Vance adding a cultural bridge to reset US–India ties
Opinion

A Vance Presidency: What it could mean for India

Col Mayank Chaubey (Retd) - 0
China’s supply-heavy model faces cracks. Demand-led growth through fairer income, imports, and safety nets could help both China and the world
Opinion

The world’s prescription for China’s revival: Will Beijing listen?

Ganesan Subramanian - 0
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