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Category: Democracy

‘AI May Become Frankenstein’s Monster’

The United Nations (UN) has warned that generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) could become “a modern-day Frankenstein’s monster”, with Human Rights the first casualty. Speaking at the UN Forum on Business […]

A ‘Dissent’ Victory

Once, Arnold Joseph Toynbee (April 14, 1889 – October 22, 1975), the English historian, a Philosopher of History, an author and a Professor of International History at the London School […]

US May Collapse Like Soviet Union

He has reduced the financial aid to various universities, triggered tariff wars with different countries, started maintaining a distance with European friends and threatened to carry out military operations in […]

Between State & People

By Yogendra Yadav When was the last time we had a book of such breadth and depth on Indian politics? I asked myself this question as I finished reading Partha […]

An Assassination & Aftermath

The assassination of Charles ‘Charlie’ James Kirk (October 14, 1993 – September 10, 2025), the American right-wing political activist, author and media personality who co-founded the conservative organisation Turning Point […]

Nepal Crisis Shakes South Asia

Nepal has plunged into a cycle of violence, instability and uncertainty, with the anti-government protests exposing the depth of public anger. Whether to call it a revolution or a rebellion […]

What Justice Is Not

Sab yaad rakha jayega! (Everything will be remembered!) I mumble the immortal lines of Amir Aziz as I absorb the shock of the Delhi High Court order denying bail to […]