This is not a foreign affairs issue anymore. This is a moral test for India. When a neighbouring country burns and minorities bleed, silence is not diplomacy. It is delay. And delay always has a price. Bangladesh today is not just unstable. It is unsafe for its weakest citizens. And...
A nishani.in deep dive into how your thoughts are being engineered—without your permission. First, a blunt truth If you think hacking only happens to computers, congratulations—you’re already halfway hacked. Cognitive hacking is not about stealing your data. It’s about stealing your judgment. No password required. No OTP sent. Just your...
For years, Narendra Modi and the BJP cultivated an image that was almost mythological. Tireless. Selfless. Always working. Always thinking about the country. Social media posters told us he sleeps four hours, works eighteen, takes no leave, and carries India on his shoulders like Atlas with a saffron shawl. That...
There was a time when films sparked conversations after release. Now, trailers are enough to trigger cultural wars. The recent uproar around Dhurandhar — starring Ranveer Singh and directed by Aditya Dhar — is not about cinema alone. It’s about intent, messaging, and the increasingly dangerous overlap between entertainment, shock...
A political thriller about power, perception, and the slow disappearance of opposition It’s election night somewhere in India. Another state. Another defeat. The results flash on TV screens like a bad rerun—different geography, same ending. And the question returns, louder each time: Is Congress finished? Or is something far more...
For years, Indian prime-time news has followed an unspoken rule: power speaks, anchors echo. Among them, Arnab Goswami stood out—not as a neutral observer, but as the most aggressive and unapologetic defender of the ruling establishment. Since the launch of Republic TV, his editorial positioning has been widely perceived as...
There’s symbolism. And then there’s irony so thick you need an oxygen mask. While Delhi turns into a toxic gas chamber, with AQI levels crossing 500, schools shutting, hospitals filling up, and people literally choking on air, the Prime Minister is outside the country planting saplings in Ethiopia—a city that...
We are often reminded of one thing before anything else. He works 18 hours a day. He sleeps only 4 hours. He thinks only about the country. Fair enough. Now comes the uncomfortable question: Is the country reflecting those 18 hours of work? Because leadership is not measured by fatigue....
Two India’s Nobody Campaigns On One perfects the art of power, the other perfects the abuse of it Part one: How BJP built power before it won power From political margins to a national machine The BJP did not rise by accident. Its journey began long before 2014, rooted in...
Some MPs come to Parliament to warm chairs and collect soundbites. Sanjay Singh (AAP) walks in like a fire alarm with legs. In the December 2025 Parliament session, his central accusation was blunt: the BJP is choking Parliament with emotional history battles to avoid debating today’s real disasters. So let’s...
