Why Afghanistan is Called the “Graveyard of Empires” :A Multi-Layered Narrative with Indian, Regional, and Local Perspectives
–By Anaadi Shrivastava Introduction: The Enduring Metaphor “May God keep you away from the venom of the cobra, the teeth…
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Borderlines and Backlashes: Why the Pakistan–Afghanistan Clash Runs Deeper Than Gunfire
– By Animesh Singh When Pakistani and Afghan forces exchanged heavy fire along the Durand Line recently, the headlines suggested…
US Troops in Bangladesh: Bay of Bengal’s Post-Hasina Pivot and India’s Eastern Shadow
-By Animesh Pratap Singh The Quiet Landfall: Drills in the Wake of Upheaval Since Sheikh Hasina’s August 2024 ouster amid…
Geopolitical Flashpoint: US-Venezuela Tensions, China’s Strategic Support, and Implications for Caribbean Stability
-By Animesh Pratap Singh In mid-2025, the United States deployed warships, including the USS Jason Dunham, USS Gravely, USS Sampson,…
Resuming Trade Through Lipulekh: India-China Partnership Amid Nepal’s Enduring Territorial Claims
– By Animesh Pratap Singh Resuming Trade Through Lipulekh: India-China Partnership Amid Nepal’s Enduring Territorial Claims Introduction In a significant…
Tariff War Begins to Test India-US Strategic Partnership
India and the United States built a relationship many once believed was stable. However, the ongoing Tariff War is putting…
Operation Sindoor – A Mirror of Accountability That India Holds
-Riya Karan Grief brings us together; it binds humans beyond race, region, and religion. For decades, the state of India…
Operation Sindoor and the Strikes on Pakistani Air Bases
India launched Operation Sindoor with precision. It targeted Pakistani air bases and terrorist camps. The operation marked a strategic shift.…
Selective Morality: An Art Form the West Has Mastered
By Riya Karan We all have grown up listening that with great power comes greater responsibilities. Well, I didn’t know…
Nepal- Monarchy vs Democracy and what’s better for the wellbeing of the state and its people
~Riya K A country that forgets its history is more likely to repeat it. Something similar is happening in Nepal.…