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Every time violence spikes in Balochistan, the same slogan reappears: “1971 is repeating.”“Pakistan will lose another wing.”“Bangladesh 2.0.” It spreads like wildfire — emotionally satisfying, historically lazy, strategically hollow. Let’s be blunt. If you think Balochistan today is…
Every few weeks, a new headline lands in the same inbox. “AI will cause mass layoffs.” “AI is the next dot-com bubble.” “AI is overhyped.” “AI is the end of white-collar work.” Pick one, and there’s a hot…
In the heart of Mumbai and Bangalore, a strange and quiet surrender is taking place. While the headlines scream about “New India” and our “Digital Revolution,” the reality is far more cynical. We are witnessing the birth of…
India doesn’t have a reservation problem anymore.It has a cowardice problem. The recent UGC “Equity” regulations controversy exposes something far uglier than bureaucratic incompetence. It shows how every political party, including the BJP, now treats caste as a…
This is a story of two neighbors I know. Their names have been changed, but their reality—and their anxiety—is very real. One prepared for the future. The other is now a hostage to it. In a quiet neighborhood…
Somebody on Instagram posted a real saying if anyone could list a single policy that the BJP government started from scratch. I thought I should give at least a few. Policies that didn’t exist in this form, scale,…
The euphoria seen in certain Indian circles regarding Pakistan’s “diplomatic masterstroke” in Islamabad is not just misplaced—it is historically illiterate. To suggest that a state currently teetering on economic collapse and internal fragmentation has suddenly become a regional…
A two weeks ceasefire was announced on April 8th and peace talks are going on in Islamabad, Pakistan. But these peace talks are unique in a way where one the major party to the war hasn’t joined the…
Three Days vs. Thirty Five Days— And Only One Is Called Failure The year 2026 has exposed something far bigger than a military conflict. It has exposed the rigged rules of the narrative game. When India launched Operation…
When a film franchise manages to hold attention for nearly eight hours across two parts, it is already doing something very unusual in Indian cinema. Dhurandhar 1 and Dhurandhar 2 feel like exactly that kind of rare experiment—ambitious,…
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