India’s counter-terrorism strategy has transformed from reactive restraint to proactive precision. Operation Sindoor, launched after the Pahalgam attack in April 2025, combined intelligence-driven strikes, diplomatic pressure, and strategic communication to dismantle terror networks. This marks a new era of integrated national security, emphasizing rapid action, gender-sensitive responses, and global narrative control, redefining India’s approach to terrorism and national res

China controls and leverages rare earth elements as a powerful geopolitical tool. From Japan to the U.S., every nation is sounding the alarm. India, despite holding the third-largest reserves, hasn’t even boarded the outbound train of progress.

India's WTO membership has been a double-edged sword. The TRIPS agreement impacted India's pharmaceutical industry, while WTO membership boosted India's exports and foreign investment inflows. India's trade policy space has also been shaped by WTO commitments. Walking away from multilateralism would be premature and counterproductive, given the benefits of predictable global trade rules and dispute settlement mechanisms. India must balance domestic concerns with international

In the contemporary world, geopolitics constantly shapes the world order, ultimately changing the relations between countries. This article explores this concept and how it has created 59 Kinetic Conflict zones via two case studies.

This article delves into the fragile Gaza ceasefire, marking a tentative dawn in the Israel-Palestine conflict. It traces the conflict's history from 1948 to the present, shedding light on the core issues fuelling tensions and examining the reasons behind the repeated failure of previous peace negotiations. Concluding with thoughtful suggestions, the piece aims to leave readers with a glimmer of hope amid the pervasive sense of helplessness.

India boasts a rich maritime heritage that goes back over 4000 years, notably to the 4th century BCE, a period marked by significant advance

The world’s only country to be born in the name of religion, that is Pakistan derisively labels it to have a ‘brotherly relation’ with a co-

The following article draws an analogy from the political crisis in Syria to analyse and explain the current situation in Pakistan...

आज 21वीं सदी में जब भारत एक वैश्विक शक्ति बनने के लिए ऐन-केन-प्रकारेण अग्रसर हो रहा है, तब हमें अपने पड़ोसी देश श्रीलंका में आकर तेल भरवाने

The ‘developed’ West has somewhere lost its bet to the overarching Chinese calculus and that the world might be witnessing a “New Cold War."