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The Death of the Mandate!
The Death of the Mandate!
The parallel defection dramas playing out in West Bengal and Maharashtra should worry us deeply as voters. They do not merely serve as a grim reminder of the growing crisis within our electoral democracy; they make a complete mockery of our choices in the polling booth. When elected representatives treat public mandates as personal leverage, the very foundation of representative governance begins to crumble.
Dr M. K. Dubey | today
The Fragile Strait: Why the US-Iran Deal is Crashing on the Reefs of Lebanon
The recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran’s top joint military command exposes the agonising fragility of middle-ground diplomacy in a deeply fractured Middle East. Only days after a landmark US-Iran memorandum of understanding briefly reopened the world’s most critical energy chokepoint, the waterway has once again become a geopolitical hostage.
Dinesh Dubey | today
The Two Faces of Indian Agriculture: Excess Grains, Scarce Essentials
An unprecedented imbalance continues to define India’s agricultural economy. On one hand, the country enjoys a massive surplus of rice and wheat, consistently producing more than domestic requirements. India has emerged as the world’s leading producer of paddy, while government granaries remain stocked far above prescribed buffer norms. Even after sustaining one of the world’s largest food security programmes for nearly 800 million people, the country remains a major exporter of cereals and has increasingly diverted excess grain stocks toward ethanol production.
Dr Vishwanathan Pandey | today
Faith, Accountability, and the Missing Ornaments: Time for Transparency in Religious Governance
Across India—from Ayodhya to Tirupati, Shirdi to Vaishno Devi Vrindavan to Varanasi —temples receive offerings worth crores in cash, gold, and precious ornaments. Devotees do not donate these as mere material objects; they offer them as expressions of devotion, surrender, and spiritual connection. When even a whisper emerges that something may be unaccounted for, the issue transcends financial loss—it strikes at the very foundation of trust.
Adv Seema Joshi | today
The Multibillion-Dollar Toll of the 15-Week Iran War
The swift conclusion of the 15-week war with Iran, capped by a preliminary peace deal signed electronically by President Trump and to be formalised at the Palace of Versailles in near future brings a welcome pause to open hostilities. Yet, the signing of a treaty at the very site of the ill-fated World War I accords serves as a chilling reminder of how easily short-sighted military actions can cast long
Dinesh Dubey | today
The Fragile Strait: Why the US-Iran Deal is Crashing on the Reefs of Lebanon
The recent closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran’s top joint military command exposes the agonising fragility of middle-ground diplomacy in a deeply fractured Middle East. Only days after a landmark US-Iran memorandum of understanding briefly reopened the world’s most critical energy chokepoint, the waterway has once again become a geopolitical hostage.
Dinesh Dubey | 2 hours ago
The Two Faces of Indian Agriculture: Excess Grains, Scarce Essentials
An unprecedented imbalance continues to define India’s agricultural economy. On one hand, the country enjoys a massive surplus of rice and wheat, consistently producing more than domestic requirements. India has emerged as the world’s leading producer of paddy, while government granaries remain stocked far above prescribed buffer norms. Even after sustaining one of the world’s largest food security programmes for nearly 800 million people, the country remains a major exporter of cereals and has increasingly diverted excess grain stocks toward ethanol production.
Dr Vishwanathan Pandey | 2 hours ago
Faith, Accountability, and the Missing Ornaments: Time for Transparency in Religious Governance
Across India—from Ayodhya to Tirupati, Shirdi to Vaishno Devi Vrindavan to Varanasi —temples receive offerings worth crores in cash, gold, and precious ornaments. Devotees do not donate these as mere material objects; they offer them as expressions of devotion, surrender, and spiritual connection. When even a whisper emerges that something may be unaccounted for, the issue transcends financial loss—it strikes at the very foundation of trust.
Adv Seema Joshi | 2 hours ago
The Multibillion-Dollar Toll of the 15-Week Iran War
The swift conclusion of the 15-week war with Iran, capped by a preliminary peace deal signed electronically by President Trump and to be formalised at the Palace of Versailles in near future brings a welcome pause to open hostilities. Yet, the signing of a treaty at the very site of the ill-fated World War I accords serves as a chilling reminder of how easily short-sighted military actions can cast long
Dinesh Dubey | 1 day, 20 hours ago
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The Multibillion-Dollar Toll of the 15-Week Iran War
The swift conclusion of the 15-week war with Iran, capped by a preliminary peace deal signed electronically by President Trump and to be formalised at the Palace of Versailles in near future brings a welcome pause to open hostilities. Yet, the signing of a treaty at the very site of the ill-fated World War I accords serves as a chilling reminder of how easily short-sighted military actions can cast long
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Dinesh Dubey | June 22, 2026, 12:02 p.m.
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The Wedding Circus: Why is the Bride’s Father Still the Ringmaster's ATM?
