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Gen Z vs. the Old Guard: How Nepal’s Youth Sparked a Political Revolution
Introduction – A Youthquake in Nepalese Politics Nepal has long been governed by political elites who carried the legacy of monarchy,...


River Linking Projects: Solution to Floods and Droughts or Ecological Gamble?
Introduction – The Ambitious Dream of River Linking Water has always been both a blessing and a challenge for India. Every year, while...


Skill Development in India: Are We Preparing for Future Jobs?
Introduction – The Future of Work and India’s Dilemma India is entering a decisive phase in its economic journey. With more than 65% of...


India’s Population Dividend: Opportunity or Demographic Burden?
Introduction – The Population Debate in India India recently surpassed China to become the most populous country in the world, with over...


The Governor’s Role in Indian Politics: Constitutional Head or Political Pawn?
Introduction – The Debate Around the Governor’s Office The office of the Governor is one of the most debated and controversial...


Cryptocurrency After the Hype: Can It Still Change the Financial World?
Introduction – From Frenzy to Reality Not long ago, cryptocurrency was everywhere—on news channels, social media, investment forums, and...


Africa’s New Role in Global Politics: Beyond Aid and Dependency
Introduction – The Changing Face of Africa in Global Politics For much of the late 20th century, Africa was perceived as a continent...


Geopolitics of Food Security
Food security today is no longer just about feeding populations. It is about maintaining stability, preserving sovereignty, and wielding...


Harnessing Narrative in Election Advertising to Shape Voter Perceptions
Introduction – Why Narratives Win Elections in India India, the world’s largest democracy, is also the world’s largest stage for...


Climate Migration: How Rising Seas Redraw Borders
For centuries, borders have been drawn on maps with the assumption that land is permanent, stable, and immovable. But what happens when...


Luxury in the Age of Minimalism: Why Status Symbols Are Changing
Luxury has always been about more than material comfort. It has been about signaling identity, power, and belonging. From Roman emperors...


Democracy vs. Control: The Rise of Government Interference in Indian Media
Government Interference in Indian MediaGovernment Interference in Indian Media competing political ideologies, the Indian media landscape...


The Ethics of Immortality: Should Humans Live Forever If Possible?
For as long as humans have existed, death has been the ultimate certainty. Empires have risen and fallen, philosophies have shifted, and...


Inflation vs. Deflation: Which Is the Bigger Threat in 2025?
Few words in economics evoke as much anxiety as inflation and deflation . One conjures images of soaring grocery bills, shrinking...


The Decline of Liberalism: Are Democracies in Retreat?
Introduction: A World at a Crossroads For much of the twentieth century, liberal democracy was seen as the inevitable end point of human...


Shadow Economies: How Informal Markets Run the World
When most of us think about “the economy,” we picture official statistics, government reports, stock market indices, and formal jobs with...


Quantum Computing Beyond the Hype: When Will It Really Matter?
For decades, quantum computing has been heralded as the next revolution in technology—something that will reshape industries, break...


Deglobalization or Reglobalization? The World After Supply Chain Shocks
Globalization has long been celebrated as the invisible force knitting the world together. Cheaper goods, interdependent economies, and...


Climate Economics: Can Growth and Green Goals Coexist?
Economic growth has been the yardstick of progress for centuries. From Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations to the modern obsession with GDP,...


The Global Debt Crisis: Are We Sleepwalking Into a Financial Meltdown?
In 2024, the world crossed a milestone that should have jolted policymakers everywhere: global debt topped $315 trillion , a figure more...


Stock Market Bubbles Through History: From Tulips to Tech Stocks
Few forces in human history capture the fragile balance between rational economics and irrational psychology like stock market bubbles....


AI and the End of Copyright: Who Owns Creativity in the Age of Generative Models?
Introduction Copyright has long been the foundation of the modern creative economy. From books and paintings to films and music,...


The Dark Side of Space Junk: Cleaning Earth’s Orbit Before It’s Too Late
Introduction When humanity first ventured into space, the vast expanse above Earth was seen as infinite, empty, and untouched. Satellites...


The Fallout of 50% Tariffs: India–U.S. Tensions Escalate
1. Introduction: A Trade War in the Making? Trade has always been at the heart of U.S.–India relations. For decades, the two nations have...
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