Yashnita Nambiar

It was weak under Indira Gandhi, questioned under Rajiv, challenged under Vajpayee, trusted under Manmohan Singh, and attacked under Modi and yet, through all this, it has kept conducting elections, and Indians have kept showing up to vote.

India in 2025 stands at a turning point, but not one that imagines progress or unity. What we observe is a crisis of religious division that splits communities apart, taking people's attention away from the government's clear shortcomings.

In a world where “free” is identical to convenience and opportunity, it’s easy to overlook the price tag masked in plain sight. Free...