By: Zahid Sultan ( Independent Researcher Based in Srinagar, India) There are anniversaries that invite celebration, and there are anniversaries that demand reflection. The...
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By: Bisma Yousuf ( Research Scholar) Politics often suffers from an illusion peculiar to itself: the illusion that repetition produces legitimacy. That what is...
Written by: Durdana Samoon (Research Scholar)  In the cartographic imagination of the Indian state, Gurez Valley occupies the extreme margins—a high-altitude sub-district of Bandipora,...
By : Shakir Ahmad Mir ( Research Scholar) Every civilisation is ultimately shaped by the geography it inhabits. Rivers create continuity, deserts cultivate endurance,...
Written by: Zahid Sultan There is a particular grammar to anti-incumbency in South Asian democracies. Public dissatisfaction is no longer directed solely at specific...
By: Dr Huzaif Rashid Bhat ( Research Scholar) There is something profoundly unsettling about audit reports in India. They are, in principle, instruments of...
Written by Sheeraz Zaman ( socio Political Activist ) The first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack illuminates something rarely acknowledged in conventional analyses...
By: Sheeraz Zaman ( Socio-Political Activist) Baisakhi does not merely recur as a calendrical event; it reasserts itself as a dense civilizational moment in...
By: Dr Shahid Murtaza ( Senior Research Fellow) India-Russia relations, when viewed across the longue durée of nearly eight decades, resist simplistic characterization. They...
Written by: Arshia Malik Any attempt to understand a large-scale military confrontation involving the United States, Israel, and Iran in 2026 must move beyond...
