In April 2020, two Hindu sadhus and their driver were lynched by a mob in Palghar, Maharashtra — while police personnel stood by.
Five years later, the questions refuse to fade.

What happened to those who killed the sadhus?
Why were dozens of accused granted…

Bangladesh’s election roadmap is collapsing into chaos.

It begins with the rise of a “fake advisory ecosystem”—engineering a political front by mobilising lumpen elements in their late 20s and early 30s, projecting them as student representatives, and calling…

For decades, population size was seen as destiny.
That assumption is now breaking.

According to UN population projections, India is approaching a demographic peak and will begin stabilising in the second half of this century. Pakistan, meanwhile, is on track…

Silver has become one of the most volatile assets in global markets—swinging sharply while confusing investors and traders alike. Is this volatility driven by fundamentals, speculation, or systemic price control?
In this episode, N Shanmuganathan breaks down…

The Madras High Court has delivered a landmark civilisational and constitutional judgment that cuts through decades of confusion and political misinterpretation.

In an important FCRA-related ruling, the Court clearly held that:
• Bhagavad Gita is moral science…

Saudi Arabia and the UAE are facing their sharpest test yet over Yemen. Why did KSA issue a rare 24-hour ultimatum to the UAE? How does the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) fit into the growing rift? And why did UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed…

Pakistan’s long-running use of terrorism as a strategic instrument is once again under scrutiny. From cross-border attacks and proxy groups to plausible deniability and global lobbying, the “terror card” remains central to Rawalpindi’s playbook.

In this…

Did Ilhan Omar change her name to obtain U.S. citizenship?
Did she enter into a controversial marriage in 2009, and why does that marriage continue to raise questions years later?

In this video, we examine publicly available records, timelines, and allegations…

After political unrest and labour disruptions in Bangladesh in mid-2024, global apparel giants briefly diverted garment orders to India. But was this a structural shift — or just a temporary hedge?

This episode examines hard data: export trends, labour costs…

As the world enters 2026 amid wars, shifting alliances, and strategic uncertainty, India stands at a decisive crossroads.

In this episode of #ThreeGoodGenerals,
Lt Gen Ravi Shankar (R), Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan (R), and Lt Gen Dushyant Singh (R) deliver a…

Two Buddhist-majority countries — Thailand and Cambodia — are locked in a border confrontation.
But the most disturbing outcome is neither territory nor troops.

A Hindu deity (Lord Vishnu) has been pulled down and destroyed.

This video examines:
• Who…

Pakistan has one of the highest rates of first-cousin marriages in the world — a deeply entrenched social practice with serious genetic and public-health consequences.

In this episode, we examine:
• Why 63–70% of marriages in Pakistan occur within close…

In a dramatic and tightly guarded operation, U.S. forces arrested Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro and dismantled what Washington describes as a long-running narco-terror network operating in the Western Hemisphere.
This was not a spontaneous raid, but…

India’s financial system is undergoing rapid transformation—from fintech disruption and digital payments to capital market deepening and monetary policy challenges. But are India’s regulators, especially the RBI, evolving fast enough to keep pace with these…

The Trump administration has launched an immediate and aggressive crackdown on childcare subsidy abuse, fundamentally restructuring how federal childcare money is distributed and monitored.

Under new 2025 rules, provider-side subsidies are being dismantled…

India’s indigenous drone ecosystem has taken a decisive leap forward.

Zulu Defence Systems’ Hoverbee is not just a reconnaissance drone — it is a dual-purpose loitering platform capable of real-time ISR and precision strike roles. Designed for rapid deployment…

Mmbai born Ashley Tellis. Foreign Policy expert and senior US State Department consultant. Arrested for copying classified defense documents and passing it on to whom? Sree Iyer, Sridhar Chityala discuss...

Why did the United States launch strikes on Venezuela—was it really about drugs, or is oil once again at the heart of American intervention? Is this a replay of the Panama playbook in Latin America?

Back home, India’s cleanest city, Indore, has been rocked…

The Trump Administration has delivered its biggest blow yet to global drug cartels.

In a historic operation, dozens of top Mexican cartel leaders — including figures linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, CJNG, and networks tied to El Chapo — have been detained,…

Has Kashmir genuinely recovered after the Pahalgam terror attack, or is stability only temporary?

This discussion examines the post-Pahalgam ground reality across security, tourism, economy, and local livelihoods. While headline economic growth continues…

Tamil Nadu’s political chessboard is shifting—quietly but decisively.

Traditional alliance formulas are under strain, regional parties are recalibrating, and ideological loyalties that once seemed permanent are fraying. At the same time, one national party…