Sagarmatha, Not Everest: Honor The Heritage Over History’s Oversight!
On the crisp morning of May 29, 1953, two men stood at the pinnacle of the world. New Zealander Edmund Hillary and Nepali Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, roped together as one…
Safeguarding Bharat’s Civilizational Core: FCRA Amendments Strike at Foreign-Funded Religious Engineering
The Union Home Ministry’s recent amendments to the FCRA Rules, notified on 23 June 2026, represent a long-overdue assertion of national sovereignty. By explicitly excluding proselytisation from faith-based activities eligible…
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When Planes Fail, Let Trains Rise: Why the IndiGo Meltdown Is India’s Wake-Up Call
On 5 December 2025, Indian airports looked less like gateways to the sky and more like overcrowded relief camps. IndiGo, the airline that carries over 60% of domestic India, cancelled…
American Nuclear Canal Proposal in Middle East: A Case Study in First World Ambition and Third World Consequences
In the 1960s, the United States considered an audacious plan to construct an alternative to the Suez Canal through Israel’s Negev Desert, using 520 nuclear bombs to excavate a 160-mile…
India’s Economy: Far From “Dead,” Thriving Under Modi’s Leadership
In a bizarre twist of political theater, US President Donald Trump and India’s Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi have joined hands in a chorus of absurdity, labeling India’s economy as…
The Temple-Mosque Revenue Disparity drives the Urgent Need to Regulate Waqf Boards.
In India, the intersection of religion, revenue, and governance reveals a stark asymmetry: Hindu temples, particularly those under state control, contribute billions to government coffers, while mosques, managed by community…
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