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The Multibillion-Dollar Toll of the 15-Week Iran War
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 | yesterday
A Century of Influence and the Question of Institutional Accountability
Supporters of the RSS have often argued that when the organisation was founded in 1925, the legal environment did not readily accommodate bodies of its nature. While this explanation forms part of the organisation’s historical narrative, a broader examination of the period suggests that various legal mechanisms for registration and formal incorporation already existed under colonial administration.
Adv Seema Joshi | yesterday
Securing the Peace: How Tactful Posturing Reshaped the Persian Gulf Order
Formally unveiled to the world to be enacted at Geneva, Switzerland, on June 19, 2026 (reportedly postponed amid logistical complications), the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) marks the end of a brutal, 100-day war of attrition.
Hasnain Naqvi | yesterday
The Fluidity of Conviction: Trinamool’s Fracture and the Era of Post-Ideological Politics
The sudden, tectonic shift within the Trinamool Congress (TMC)—where a 20-strong rebel faction of Lok Sabha MPs has engineered a merger with a little-known, Tripura-based outfit to leap into the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)—is more than just a localised mutiny. Led by veteran Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar and backed by seasoned faces like Sudip Bandyopadhyay, this splintering offers a masterclass in modern political survival. More profoundly, however, it serves as a glaring obituary for ideological consistency in contemporary governance.
Dinesh Dubey | yesterday
The Wedding Circus: Why is the Bride’s Father Still the Ringmaster's ATM?
Every single girl out there needs to have a checklist. Seriously, write down 10 to 12 hard questions about compatibility before you even think about looking at guys in an arranged marriage setup. Figure out exactly what you want first, so when you ask your questions, they cut straight to the point. I used this strategy recently. There was this guy I had already rejected before, but he came back crawling, asking for "just one chance to prove himself." I thought, fair point, let's see what you’ve got. During our conversation, I dropped one of my standard questions: "Will you take dowry?"
Khushboo Jha | yesterday
A Century of Influence and the Question of Institutional Accountability
Supporters of the RSS have often argued that when the organisation was founded in 1925, the legal environment did not readily accommodate bodies of its nature. While this explanation forms part of the organisation’s historical narrative, a broader examination of the period suggests that various legal mechanisms for registration and formal incorporation already existed under colonial administration.
Adv Seema Joshi | 8 hours ago
Securing the Peace: How Tactful Posturing Reshaped the Persian Gulf Order
Formally unveiled to the world to be enacted at Geneva, Switzerland, on June 19, 2026 (reportedly postponed amid logistical complications), the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) marks the end of a brutal, 100-day war of attrition.
Hasnain Naqvi | 9 hours ago
The Fluidity of Conviction: Trinamool’s Fracture and the Era of Post-Ideological Politics
The sudden, tectonic shift within the Trinamool Congress (TMC)—where a 20-strong rebel faction of Lok Sabha MPs has engineered a merger with a little-known, Tripura-based outfit to leap into the National Democratic Alliance (NDA)—is more than just a localised mutiny. Led by veteran Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar and backed by seasoned faces like Sudip Bandyopadhyay, this splintering offers a masterclass in modern political survival. More profoundly, however, it serves as a glaring obituary for ideological consistency in contemporary governance.
Dinesh Dubey | 5 days, 12 hours ago
The Wedding Circus: Why is the Bride’s Father Still the Ringmaster's ATM?
Every single girl out there needs to have a checklist. Seriously, write down 10 to 12 hard questions about compatibility before you even think about looking at guys in an arranged marriage setup. Figure out exactly what you want first, so when you ask your questions, they cut straight to the point. I used this strategy recently. There was this guy I had already rejected before, but he came back crawling, asking for "just one chance to prove himself." I thought, fair point, let's see what you’ve got. During our conversation, I dropped one of my standard questions: "Will you take dowry?"
Khushboo Jha | 5 days, 12 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 15, 2026, 2:03 p.m.
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The Wedding Circus: Why is the Bride’s Father Still the Ringmaster's ATM?
