The Republic Is Not Ink-It’s Identity
A republic is like breathing... you don’t notice it when it works, but panic when it falters. It is also...
Beyond the Symbol: What Har Ghar Tiranga Means for Civic Life in Jammu and Kashmir
By Mehak Farooq In recent years, the sight of the national flag displayed across homes, streets, and public spaces...
Republic Day Beyond Rhetoric: A Constitutional Reality Check
Every year on 26 January, India marks Republic Day. Each year, Pakistan responds by calling it a “Black Day”, framing...
Beyond Trade and Aid: How India-Afghanistan Economic Ties Empower Lives
Economic cooperation between India and Afghanistan has never been merely about numbers, trade volumes, or strategic corridors; at its heart,...
Preserving Kashmir’s Natural Heritage: Dal Lake, Wular and Forest Conservation
Kashmir has long been described as paradise on earth, a phrase that risks sounding worn out until one stand at...
Healing the Valley: Peace, People and the Indian Army in Kashmir
For decades, Kashmir has lived under the weight of conflict, uncertainty and competing narratives. Its mountains, rivers and orchards have...
India-Afghanistan Security Engagement: Pragmatism, Partnership and Regional Stability
The relationship between India and Afghanistan has long carried deep historical resonance, shaped by centuries of cultural exchange, shared civilizational...
Gaza, Diplomacy, and Pakistan’s Familiar Double Game
Islamabad insists that joining the Trump-era “Board of Peace” on Gaza allows Pakistan to remain constructively engaged on a cause...
Extremism in Pakistan Army
The enduring tragedy of the Indian subcontinent is not the partition itself but the malignant nature of the state that...
Major Turning Points in Indo-Pak Diplomatic Engagement
The diplomatic history of the Indian subcontinent regarding its western neighbour is less a chronicle of engagement and more a...