Whatever is happening in India ever since Narendra Modi became the Prime Minister in 2014, was actually in the works much before February 2002, it is a Toolkit that is a combination of Conspiracies, Strategies, Toolkit's, Cookbooks, Reports, Mind Control Games, and Weaponising nonviolence and Regime Degradation operations. What is happening now in India is a deadly combination of all these. The first tool kit of regime change is derived from the 1823 US President James Monore

Mumbai: Maharashtra Navnirman Vidyarthi Sena President Amit Thackeray’s outreach to GenZ students in Pune began with a political row after some supporters yanked off an official photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi from the Government Polytechnic College Principal’s office in Shivajinagar. The son of MNS President Raj Thackeray, Amit had ostensibly gone to inspect facilities for the students in the hostel and college when a youngster pointed out to the picture of PM dis

While Sapta Dhara offers a broad economic vision, its success will depend on whether the government can connect its engines to create jobs and enhance productivity. AI generated image India’s growth story has reached a point where we are no longer asking just how fast its economy can grow, but rather how broadly and sustainably that growth can be fostered. Referring to ‘Shakti ki Sapta Dhara’ - seven streams of strength including manufacturing, agriculture and food production

AI generated image Mumbai/Nagpur: A consumer rights panel has sought urgent intervention by the government to a ‘systematic exploitation of fliers by a cartel’ comprising commercial airlines and online travel portals through arbitrary and exorbitant ‘Convenience Fees’ (CF) – estimated at a staggering Rs. 14,000-cr per year - and demanding a cap of 1-pc. A representation has been sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Minister for Civil Aviation (MoCA) K. Rammohan Naidu, bes

India’s battle against Naxalism is fast moving beyond the gun to the more shadowy battlefield of ideas. The tendency of some educated people who describe themselves as intellectuals to provide ideological justification for violence, disorder and anti-establishment activities is often viewed as a manifestation of “urban Naxalism”. In his Independence Day address from the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra Modi broadened this idea by introducing the term dimaagi Naxalism or “Nax

Mumbai: In 2014, when Narendra Modi first ascended to the Prime Minister’s office, he entrusted the politically complex and electorally decisive state of Uttar Pradesh to his closest confidant, Amit Shah. Now, in a move that has sent ripples through the corridors of power, the Bharatiya Janata Party has bestowed that exact strategic mantle upon its National General Secretary, Vinod Tawde. With the crucial Uttar Pradesh assembly elections looming just a year away in 2027, Tawd

AI generated image During the global semiconductor shortage, production of cars worth lakhs of rupees was disrupted because manufacturers could not obtain tiny chips costing a fraction of the vehicle's price. Factories slowed down, deliveries were delayed, and something smaller than a fingernail suddenly became a matter of national economic concern. There is a lesson here that goes far beyond semiconductors. A country may have the money to buy a technology and still discover

Mumbai: In an unexpected surgical strike, the Cockroach Janta Party has questioned why a massive corpus of thousands of crores of rupees, lying in the Prime Minister CARES Fund, is kept idle when there are dire needs for funds in various sectors, particularly government schools – kicking off a new political storm – on Wednesday. CJP Founder Abhijeet Dipke today directly asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on what he termed as “so much of public money lying untouched and unutil

For long, the Naxalite in news was recognisable by the gun. But the more insidious version of Naxalism has never needed a rifle. It has thrived in varsity classrooms and newspaper and magazine columns, fostered by men and women sympathetic to it. These academics and other members of the so-called intelligentsia have long enjoyed their status as ‘respectable dissenters’ even when their politics offered intellectual alibis for Naxals carrying guns. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’

In an India-US relationship increasingly tested by geopolitics, a direct line between leaders may do more than a round of public diplomacy. While diplomacy is often imagined in the grand settings of summit tables and choreographed handshakes, some of its most consequential work happens without any of them. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent conversation with US Vice-President JD Vance is in this less glamorous sense. Amid the chill pervading India-US relations, the signifi

Asks, ‘who are you reassuring’ Mumbai: Shiv Sena (UBT) President Uddhav Thackeray launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and the Bharatiya Janata Party, questioning the political ‘message’ behind Modi’s reported assurance to Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and his MPs: “Do not fear, I am standing by you.” Thackeray asked whether the Prime Minister’s remark was meant merely to assuage the Shinde camp - or whether i

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) has moved beyond tax reform to become the economic engine of India’s ambition to become a developed nation. AI generated image Nine years ago, the GST replaced a maze of taxes, cesses and state-level barriers with a single national framework. Since then, it has altered how goods move across the country, how businesses enter the formal economy, how governments track economic activity and how the Centre and states share fiscal responsibilities.

Meta’s apology to the Government of India revives the uncomfortable question of who really controls the flow of political information in today’s turbulent times, the voter or the platform? When the world’s largest social media company admits that it wrongly restricted Prime Minister Modi’s post during a volatile moment in Indian democracy, the issue extends far beyond a single moderation error. Meta’s chief global affairs officer, Joel Kaplan, apologised to Union IT Minister

The NEET paper leak protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar should have remained a legitimate expression of student anger over the collapse of examination integrity. Instead, as the agitation escalated into clashes with the police, abusive sloganeering and an increasingly radical political campaign, Meta’s algorithms emerged as an invisible force multiplying the unrest. The controversy surrounding the brief removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message to the youth in the after

The shocking violence that occurred during the protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), which left 118 policemen injured in Delhi, raises an uncomfortable question: why does the national capital repeatedly become the stage for protest movements that cross the line from dissent into disorder? When a demonstration against educational reforms results in scores of injured policemen, the issue becomes a serious question of public order and accountability. The geography of

India and Indonesia are forging a partnership designed for an era defined by resilient manufacturing, critical minerals and digital connectivity. The age when bilateral ties were judged by trade volumes and ceremonial diplomacy is fading. Today, the strength of a partnership is increasingly determined by who controls critical minerals, builds trusted digital networks and secures resilient supply chains. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Indonesia captured this n

The restoration of Indonesia’s Prambanan temple signals a new phase in India’s Act East policy, with heritage conservation as an instrument of diplomacy. Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto announced the collaborative project of conservation and restoration of Indonesia’s 9th century Prambanan temple complex during the former’s three-day state visit to Indonesia. The said project is about putting back into shape around two hundred

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Independence Day assertion last year that "Haq ka pani" will serve Indian farmers marks a decisive shift in India's approach to the Indus Waters. Far from being a departure, it is a long-overdue correction of historical restraint that has disproportionately disadvantaged India while enabling persistent misuse downstream. It signals that India will no longer allow its rightful share of water to go underutilised and wasted while its own farmers fa

As Asia’s strategic map shifts, India and Japan are discovering that their partnership is about far more than balancing China. There was a time when India and Japan viewed one another primarily through the prism of economics. Where Japan supplied capital, technology and development assistance, India offered a vast market and an expanding pool of skilled labour. But that largely transactional relationship now appears to be changing. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s vis

The Japanese Prime Minister’s decision to skip Assam is a setback for the Northeast, but not for the larger India-Japan partnership. India and Japan share one of Asia’s most understated yet enduring partnerships. Long before the relationship acquired strategic significance, it rested on the quiet foundations of culture and civilisation. Buddhism travelled from the Indian subcontinent to Japan over many centuries, leaving an imprint that still shapes Japanese society. In the m