The massive seven-phase electoral period from April 19 to June 1, 2024, was exploited by these groups to incite violence, destabilize society, challenge the Indian security apparatus, and exploit perceived fears of right-wing Hindu organizations to disrupt elections and target political leaders. While most of the plots were foiled by India’s security services and no major attacks succeeded, they contributed to a growing sense of sense of insecurity among the country’s Hindu majority.

A central theme of the book is his assertion that India must chart its path—crafting indigenous narratives, methodologies, and solutions to global challenges—rather than relying on borrowed paradigms or succumbing to external pressures.

This issue brief aims to critically assess the effectiveness of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in administering international law and delivering justice. By analyzing recent rulings, the paper aims to evaluate the Court's influence on global legal governance and its ability to address complex international disputes. It further explores key challenges the ICJ faces, such as its optional jurisdiction, lack of enforcement mechanisms, and the political considerations affecting its decisions. 

On September 27, 2024, a devastating airstrike by the Israeli air force killed the Hezbollah (Party of God) leader Hassan Nasrallah. This killing is all about the correct use of firepower based on very accurate intelligence inputs. This proves that if technology gets used intelligently, then success is almost guaranteed.