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Youth Unemployment: A Crisis

Nelson Mandela, 1993 Nobel Peace Prize winner, once said, “The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” This is a popular quotation, which...

Sri Krishna and His Algorithm What the Bhagavad Gita Can Teach an Algorithmic...

On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, Sri Krishna does not merely give Arjuna an answer. He takes him through a disciplined process of questioning, understanding,...

Women Voters: The new battlefield for BJP & BJD

The BJD has the legacy of Mission Shakti and the organisational advantage created by years of engagement with women. The BJP has the advantage...

Friendship: The Invisible Architecture of Human Civilization

In an age of smartphones, social media, and Artificial Intelligence, humanity faces an unexpected paradox. We have more digital connections than ever before, yet...

Will Sujata Rout Script a Comeback for BJD?

While the political observers view the induction of former IAS officer Sujata Rout, as an attempt to revive the influence of former bureaucrat V....

The Reading Crisis and the Future of Human Thought

As reading habits are changing across the world, concerns are growing - not merely about the future of books but about the future of...

‘Pinarayism’ faces Keralam voters’ rejection

The Legislative Assembly election in Keralam can be interpreted as referendum on 'Pinarayism' - a governance model associated with strong centralised leadership, welfare expansion,...

Crude Oil import and India’s realism

India imports nearly 85-90% of its crude oil requirements and is the world’s third-largest importer as well as one of the fastest-growing energy consumers....

National Prudence, Fuel Conservation and Responsible Gold Consumption in Times of Global Uncertainty

  Calibrated fuel prioritisation policies during emergencies may ensure that essential public utilities receive priority access over luxury or non-essential consumption. Such measures must remain...

From Silver Screen to Fort St. George: The Political Rise of Vijay

Since the late 1960s, no political force outside the Dravidian fold had successfully captured power in the state. Yet Vijay, a man with no...

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The continued presence and influence of state parties are a natural and important feature of India’s democratic and federal political system. Regional Political Parties (state...

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Born of a satirical meme, the CJP in its early days displayed hyperpolitical characteristics, especially in its refusal of representation by political parties. CJP...

Youth Unemployment: A Crisis

Nelson Mandela, 1993 Nobel Peace Prize winner, once said, “The youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow.” This is a popular quotation, which...