On August 20, 2025, the Union Home Minister laid before the Lok Sabha the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025 ,...

“Only the dead have seen the end of war,” famously remarked General Douglas MacArthur, attributing this quotation to ancient Greek philosopher Plato in his farewell address to the graduating class of West Point in 1962, highlighting the intertwined nature of the growth of human civilisation and the inalienable role of conflict between humans. The foundation of the realist school of international relations is augmented by this belief. Cover by The Geostrata Realists believe th

The past ten years have witnessed high rates of technology and digital service development in India. The emergence of the Unified...

In a kite fight, regardless of asymmetrical build, if the stronger kite gets bruised with multiple tears or if the spool runs out, it has...

China’s assertion on Arunachal Pradesh, which it calls “Zangnan” (South Tibet), is based on historical ties to Tibet and a rejection of...

The provision of quality medical services to all is more than just a right; a healthier mass means enhanced human capital whose dividends...

The Indian Ports Bill 2025 represents a historic overhaul and modernisation of the Indian maritime governance system, superseding the...

History, too, plays by the rule of the universe: everything is connected. India gained its independence on 15th August 1947, but the seed...

The security camera footage showed nothing. By choice (or way of mistake), crucial hours of B. Ajith Kumar's  time in detention at a...

The history of the Indian freedom movement is incomplete without mentioning the contribution of women . Hundreds of women demonstrated...

The Two-Nation Theory, which posits that Muslims and Hindus constitute two distinct nations, was more than a religious or political...

Seventy-eight years ago, Bharat’s tryst with destiny was anchored in an experiment, an experiment of forging a sovereign, democratic republic from the embers of colonial rule and the traumas of Partition. Cover by Covering Prime Minister This journey since 1947 is not just the story of a nation, but of a living policy state, where rules, reforms, and relentless innovations have shaped the world’s largest democracy and continually remade institutions to meet the challenges of

“Pakistan today has defied its own name, as there is nothing Islamic about it, no Republic in it and people do not live to see another...

The region, defined with a spiritless title of ‘Hindi Belt’, has always held a vibrant significance in the nation-building process of...

Operation Sindoor marks a pivotal moment in South Asia’s national security apparatus, following a brutal terrorist attack in April 2025, in Pahalgam, claiming the lives of twenty six civilians. In response, India launched an appropriate and precise retaliatory strike on May 7, targeting nine key terror camps across Pakistan and PoK. The operation underscored a significant shift in India’s counter-terrorism strategy. Cover by The Geostrata This report offers a comprehensive a

The GST Council, the Finance Commission, and the Ministry of Finance are the three pillars of fiscal governance of the Indian economy....

Not so long back in 1990, Sylvia Walby, in her book ‘Theorizing Politics’ had defined patriarchy as a “system of social structures and...

Alongside the ongoing proliferation of drones, drones have moved from exclusively military use towards essential technologies in a wide...

The bilateral relationship between India and Bangladesh goes back to the geographical and historical roots. Such relations are supposed...

The concept of neutrality as a topic of international studies existed as long as the advent of the conflicts between states. The first...