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Pakistan: A failed state trying to sell diplomatic image to world
Singapore diplomat Bilahari Kausikan's blunt assessment of Pakistan as a failing state finds support across its own official data.
Pt 13620: Saga of a crucial but less-known feature of Kargil
Taken. Returned. Taken. Returned. Finally captured by India in 1971 from Pakistan. Still, discussions about the Kargil War of 1999 miss Pt. 13620 that dominates the Kargil region.
Economy: Pakistan relies on conflict, India on confident partnerships
Pakistan brokers a Gulf ceasefire and claims global relevance while India looks sidelined. But which model actually lasts? Let’s take a look at the record.
State Repression: Pakistan’s tool to control occupied regions
Two regions: Balochistan and Gilgit-Baltistan. Seven decades. One pattern: promises made, then broken. Know more about Pakistan’s use of force to answer peaceful questions there.
Counting What Counts: Understanding India’s Committee on Demographic Change
Globally, including in India, the majority’s share in population is declining. Indian neighbourhoods present a contrast. So, what’s the significance of the High-Level Committee on Demographic Change in India?
Indian Maoists’ foreign links are older than ED raid revelations
Recent ED raids probing foreign funds routed to Maoist-affected regions have renewed focus on the movement's long-standing international links.
Chenab projects are rewriting the Indus Waters Story
For decades, India could not fully use the rivers flowing through Jammu and Kashmir. Now, two Indian projects are rewriting that story. Why is Pakistan feeling the pressure?
Noida protests in the age of information warfare
The Noida worker protests escalated due to misinformation and instigation. Investigations suggest external elements amplified local grievances, involving a suspected Pakistani misinformation campaign to fuel disruption.