Category: Geopolitics

Exposing Inaccuracies: A Sharp Critique of the US State Department’s Human Rights Report

Rohan Giri US State Department's annual human rights report for 2023 on Bharat (India)[1] appears to have lost credibility in its assessment of human rights incidents. It's latest edition brings forth numerous significant issues that necessitate a response. Unfortunately, the report's depiction of Bharat's human rights landscape suffers from a noticeable agenda, undermining its own … Continue reading Exposing Inaccuracies: A Sharp Critique of the US State Department’s Human Rights Report →

West’s Supremacist, Colonial Mindset Gets Exposed

Bharat does not require dictates in democratic principles from US, Germany or other European powers. West’s misguided, outdated and conceited assumptions must be abandoned outright. Rahul Pawa April and May 2024 will be etched as ‘decisive months’ in Bharat’s modern history as the country prepares for yet another dance of democracy, a five-yearly feature. It … Continue reading West’s Supremacist, Colonial Mindset Gets Exposed →

Changed Foreign Policy Stems from Bharat’s Cohesive Leadership

‘Why Bharat matters’ is a wonderful and compact rendition of the dynamic policy matrix by S. Jaishankar while being in corner office! Dr Amritpal Kaur When the realist External affairs Minister present a clinical picture of the world affairs in a compact book, it should be read with all the care. It’s because the analysis … Continue reading Changed Foreign Policy Stems from Bharat’s Cohesive Leadership →

China Spins Jingoistic Narrative

Bharat hits back on Chinese Communist Party’s false claims on Arunachal Pradesh. Global community including US recognize the dragon ploy. Rohan Giri There’s something innate in China that cannot change. It’s in its DNA to encroach on others. As part of its grand plan to usurp others land, properties and expand its hegemony, China and its ruling … Continue reading China Spins Jingoistic Narrative →

Do we have a Robust Alternative to Electoral Bonds?

If bonds scheme was struck down to end opacity in political funding, will SC, HC judges declare assets annually to ring in transparency? K.A.Badarinath Electoral bonds have been demonised. Bond purchasers, donors to political parties and all elected representatives have been thrashed in the process. After Supreme Court struck down electoral bonds scheme what followed … Continue reading Do we have a Robust Alternative to Electoral Bonds? →

Ravi River, Expression of Bharat’s Identity

Ravi River holds a significant place in the cultural fabric of Bharat (India). Esteemed ancient texts such as Vedas highlight its sanctity in Hindu and Sikh traditions. The riverbanks are adorned with numerous pilgrimage sites and historic towns. A pivotal decision on water allocation was marked with completion of Shahpur Kandi Barrage, located on Punjab … Continue reading Ravi River, Expression of Bharat’s Identity →

India to turn third largest economy sooner!

Turmoil in UK, Germany & Japan, churn in US and China may not impact Bharat’s plans but global headwinds cannot be wished away K.A.Badarinath Three significant developments were reported in last couple days. All the three relating to economy are intrinsically linked and have long lasting impact globally. Japanese economy contracted for two consecutive quarters … Continue reading India to turn third largest economy sooner! →

Beyond Brick and Mortar!

Opening of magnificent Hindu mandir in Abu Dhabi mark tectonic shift in India - UAE friendship that’s transcended commercial, diplomatic & strategic issues BAPS Hindu Mandir that rose majestically in Abu Dhabi is a symbol of Middle Eastern tolerance of different faiths and cross-cultural mosaic. This architectural wonder represents harmony and understanding across cultures and … Continue reading Beyond Brick and Mortar! →

Trudeau’s Lost Plot with India

Trudeau's political gambits with Canada-based extremists threaten to undermine the fabric of Canada's national interests, casting a long shadow over its democratic values and international relations, especially with India. Rahul PAWA  In a development that could further complicate the already strained ties between Ottawa and New Delhi, a commission established by the Trudeau administration to … Continue reading Trudeau’s Lost Plot with India →

Unique Art & Science That Awes!

Gone are the days of coalition politics where regional parties held the sway that led to protracted policy paralysis? It’s Prime Minister Modi’s leadership that stands out post-2014 Amritpal Kaur/New Delhi Prior to 2014, modus vivendi of Indian electoral politics centred in multiparty coalitions. No single party with all India presence had won a clear … Continue reading Unique Art & Science That Awes! →