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Guardian of shared history: India restores ancient temples across South East Asia
Can restoring a thousand-year-old temple strengthen modern diplomatic ties? India's heritage conservation across Asia suggests that culture can be as influential as commerce or strategy.
India's refineries and the new geography of global fuel
India's refining industry, fourth-largest in the world, is reshaping global fuel trade, supplying international markets while ensuring energy security at home
CJP, China, and Soros Connection: Conspiracy Theory or Unanswered Questions?
The Cockroach Janata Party’s march turned out to be way different from students’ protest and attracted allegations of foreign hand. How much truth is there in these allegations?
Amarnath Yatra and the sacred geography that outlived borders
The Amarnath Yatra reflects India's ancient sacred geography, connecting faith, culture, and communities across borders while highlighting the enduring continuity of its civilisational heritage.
Beyond the tremors: Understanding Maharashtra's seismic landscape
Low seismic risk is not zero risk. Maharashtra's hidden faults and recent tremors highlight why science, preparedness and resilient planning matter more than ever.
Tibet's peaceful struggle for identity and self-determination
Tibet has been under Chinese Communist administration since 1950. More than 150 Tibetans have self-immolated in protest, reflecting the depth of resistance among those who continue to hope for a different future.
Future begins with the ‘Soldier’: Understanding the ‘VIJAY’ Vision
The Indian Army’s ‘VIJAY’ vision emphasises that India's greatest weapon will continue to be the confidence, capability and courage of its soldiers.
Narmada water-sharing dispute resolved: Why does it matter?
After decades of legal and financial issues, four states settled the Narmada water-sharing dispute through consensus, showing how cooperative federalism can accelerate development and benefit millions.
Assam razes illegal settlements, shows the way to habitat restoration
With firm action, Assam has broken the chain of cross-border infiltration, illegal settlements, and habitat destruction in borderlands. It is being tested as a model for habitat restoration.
The politics of narrating temple attacks in Indian historiography
Were medieval temples attacked for wealth, political power, or religious supremacy? This Info Pack unpacks the crucial differences between different motives that lay behind those attacks.
Asia's cauldron: The South China Sea and the end of a stable Pacific
A decade after an international tribunal ruled on South China Sea maritime rights, regional tensions persist as China continues defying the verdict.
The Sarla Bhat case and Kashmir's long road to justice
The SIA's 737-page chargesheet against Yasin Malik in the 1990 Sarla Bhat murder revives a 36-year-old terror case, marking a significant step toward accountability for insurgency-era crimes in Kashmir.