Musk, Trump and the Future of Free Speech on Social Media

Musk, Trump and the Future of Free Speech on Social Media

URVIKA SHARMA | August 19, 2025

The debate over free expression on social media today straddles politics, technology, and civil liberties. When Elon Musk completed his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter on October 27–28, 2022, he declared his ambition to transform the platform into a global forum for candid discussion. One of his earliest and most controversial actions was restoring the account of former U.S.

Neglected Hazard, Growing Threat: Why Coastal Erosion Demands an Early Warning System

Neglected Hazard, Growing Threat: Why Coastal Erosion Demands an Early Warning System

BISWANATH DASH | June 11, 2025

In 2022, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres launched the ‘Early Warning for All’ (EW4ALL) initiative, aiming to provide universal protection against hydro-meteorological, climatological, and related environmental hazards by 2027 (WMO, 2022).

Missiles, Misinformation, and Minds: Why India Must Build Information Warfare Infrastructure

Missiles, Misinformation, and Minds: Why India Must Build Information Warfare Infrastructure

Animesh ROUL | June 7, 2025

The May 2025 India-Pakistan conflict offered a sobering demonstration of how modern wars are no longer confined to physical battlefields alone. Alongside precision strikes and conventional military operations, both countries engaged in a fierce struggle for control over public perception, media narratives, and psychological advantage.

A month after Pahalgam: How every Indian can expose Pakistan’s terror playbook

A month after Pahalgam: How every Indian can expose Pakistan’s terror playbook

Animesh ROUL | May 26, 2025

It has been one month since the brutal Islamist terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir (April 22, 2025), where civilians were deliberately targeted and killed after being asked their religion — a cold-blooded and calculated act of violence. The incident stands as yet another grim reminder of the enduring and well-orchestrated threat posed by Pakistan-based Islamist terror networks.

The Hidden Shield: Why Aluminium is Critical to India’s Defence Preparedness

The Hidden Shield: Why Aluminium is Critical to India’s Defence Preparedness

Deba R MOHANTY | May 23, 2025

Today, India is universally recognised as an emerging global superpower. It is the fifth-largest economy and will become the third-largest by 2027. India plays a key role in international diplomacy through its prominence in platforms like the G20, BRICS, Quad, and the United Nations.

Unlikely Alliances: Uyghur Voices Supporting India’s Counter-Terrorism Resolve

Unlikely Alliances: Uyghur Voices Supporting India’s Counter-Terrorism Resolve

NURGUL SAWUT | May 21, 2025

The successful execution of 'Operation Sindoor' during the 90-hour military confrontation between India and Pakistan from May 7 to 9 (2025) has demonstrated the Indian government's strategic resolve and leadership in the region.

Evolving Threats in India's Cybersecurity Landscape: From Phishing to Steganography

Evolving Threats in India's Cybersecurity Landscape: From Phishing to Steganography

PUSHKAR PATHAK | May 21, 2025

The end of the 20th century witnessed a significant boom in global computerization, with India emerging as a primary beneficiary and a global leader in IT services.

The Landmine Ban at a Crossroads: Strategic Retreats and Treaty Breaches

The Landmine Ban at a Crossroads: Strategic Retreats and Treaty Breaches

Ajey Lele | April 4, 2025

On April 1, 2025, Finland’s Prime Minister announced the country’s intention to withdraw from the international treaty banning anti-personnel land mines. Contrary to the date’s association with pranks, this declaration is no April Fool’s joke. Historically, wars have compelled states to suspend, derogate from, or even terminate treaty obligations.

Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP): The Scope of Integrating Gender Sensitivity into Indian Foreign Policies

Feminist Foreign Policy (FFP): The Scope of Integrating Gender Sensitivity into Indian Foreign Policies

SHREYA DASH | April 3, 2025

In 2021, during a seminar on gender mainstreaming in India’s foreign policy, India's External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, emphasized the need for a gender-balanced foreign policy.