Shibu Soren: The Guiding Spirit Behind Jharkhand’s Tribal Awakening
Shibu Soren, fondly known as Dishom Guruji, was more than a political leader—he was the voice of tribal identity and resistance. From fighting exploitative systems to shaping the dream of Jharkhand, his legacy is one of courage, reform, and grassroots empowerment. This tribute reflects on his extraordinary journey and lasting impact.
O. Panneerselvam: The Lonely Survivor in Dravidian Politics
Once seen as a loyalist of Jayalalithaa and a trusted ally of the BJP, O. Panneerselvam now finds himself politically isolated. From holding Tamil Nadu's top post multiple times to seeking support from old rivals, his journey reflects the ever-shifting sands of Dravidian politics.
Saiyaara and the Return of Romance in Bollywood
In a cinematic landscape dominated by action and spectacle, Mohit Suri’s "Saiyaara" revives the magic of tragic romance. With powerful performances by debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, the film captures the raw emotions of love, memory, and healing through poetry and music. Echoing the era of classic tearjerkers and redefining young romance, "Saiyaara" proves that vulnerability still has a place in the hearts of moviegoers.
India-U.S. Trade Relations Hit a Rough Patch: What It Means for the Future
The recent U.S. decision to impose a 25% tariff on Indian goods has strained India-U.S. trade relations, putting Indian exporters at a disadvantage against global competitors. With President Trump linking trade negotiations to India’s ties with Russia, the path toward a bilateral trade agreement has become even more challenging. Can India balance national interests while safeguarding its export market?
Recognising Palestine: Why the Time for the West to Act is Now
As the conflict in Gaza deepens, France’s decision to recognise Palestinian statehood signals a critical shift in Western policy. With over 60,000 lives lost and growing international outrage, symbolic recognition has transformed into a political necessity. This blog explores why France’s move matters — and why other Western nations must now follow suit to ensure lasting peace and justice in the region.
