Butter, Bread, and Belonging: Why Amritsar Wants Its Kulcha Protected
The Amritsari Kulcha is no ordinary bread. Golden, crisp, and layered with butter, it has long been a symbol of…
Category: Opinion
Beyond the Flag-Off: Why India’s Tri-Services All-Women Circumnavigation Matters
When ten women officers from the Army, Navy and Air Force step aboard the Indian Army Sailing Vessel Triveni and…
Nepal’s Gen Z Uprising – A Call for Change or a Geopolitical Gambit?
Nepal is witnessing a political earthquake. What began as a youth-led protest against a government-imposed social media ban has escalated…
The Fragile Backbone of a Connected World
On September 6, 2025, a disruption in undersea cable networks in the Red Sea sent ripples across Asia and the…
Punjab’s Floods Show Once Again: Its Artists Never Forget Their Roots
Punjab is drowning once again. The fury of floods has engulfed villages, displaced families, and destroyed livelihoods. But in the…
India and Pakistan: Twin Births, Divergent Destinies from 1947 to Today
In August 1947, two nations emerged from the shadows of colonial rule: India and Pakistan. Both started from scratch, grappling…
A Deadline Without a Roadmap: The Perils of the Stray Dog Removal Order
In eight short weeks, Delhi NCR is expected to do what no city in the world has ever achieved on…
No Assistance After Fatal Nagpur Highway Accident Sparks Debate on Public Apathy
On a rainswept stretch near Deolapar on the Nagpur–Madhya Pradesh highway, Amit Yadav faced a moment no one should have…
Melting Mountains, Drowning Valleys: Why Himachal and Uttarakhand Are Ground Zero for Climate Catastrophe
The haunting images of landslides tearing through villages, flash floods washing away roads, and locals fleeing ancestral homes in panic…
Farewell to Registered Post: A Nostalgic Goodbye to an Era of Trust and Tangibility
As Registered Post merges with Speed Post from September 1, 2026, India bids adieu to more than a service –…