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Anil Trigunayat India@75 is no longer an emerging power, but has emerged as a credible regional and global actor of consequence. It is a rising power to be reckoned with. More importantly because India often takes a principled approach on…
Manoj Misra Often we talk of fossil fuel (coal and gas) and nuclear power as the source of electricity where coal, gas, and uranium are used as fuel. The question is fuel to what end, for these power plants currently…
Will the Sri Lankan Phoenix Have A Rebirth in the Aftermath of Political & Financial Bankruptcy Gouri Sankar Nag, Manas Mukul Bandyopadhyay In Theravada Buddhist thought and practice in the Island state, says professor Rita Langer, death and the doctrine…
Devender Singh The buzz around Prashant Kishor’s engagement with the Gandhi family and the Congress party refuses to die down, even as the party’s top leadership is currently in Udaipur as part of a three-day Chintan Shivir (brainstorming session), without Kishor in…
ARUN KUMAR The end of April 2022 saw three significant news items about justice delivery in the nation. Attorney General K.K. Venugopal said that 4.8 crore cases are in the courts and it had become a hopeless situation since “… litigants’ fundamental…
T K Arun When the gods and the demons together churned the ocean of milk, in their search for nectar, they had to contend, first, with deadly poison. Eventually, the ocean did yield up a pot of nectar. When the…
Anil Trigunayat It is often surmised in the domain of international relations that if somehow Russia and the United States could find a modus vivendi, many hotspots and conflicts in the world could be averted. Even China’s skewed rise could…