Seventy-nine years ago, India declared that it would govern itself — that its fate, its resources, and its voice would belong to no foreign power. That declaration was made with words, courage, and the...
Aristotle, one of the foundational thinkers in Western political thought, believed that change is inevitable. For him, change was not a phenomenon that brought forth instability and chaos; rather, it signified the movement of...
For decades, India was described as a nation of immense potential, a country on the cusp of greatness, yet perpetually categorised as an ‘emerging power’. That narrative is rapidly becoming outdated. The decade ahead...
Power in the current era is not based solely on a country’s military strength and economic potential. It is also about its ability to influence global dialogue, form alliances, and make an impact on...