Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah played a pivotal role in advocating for a UN-supervised referendum to determine the fate of Jammu and Kashmir. Despite historical commitments by leaders like Nehru for a plebiscite, the BJP's disregard for this commitment persists. The Dispute and its Challenges The Jammu and Kashmir dispute coincides with the anniversary of the Independence Day celebrations of Pakistan and India, the two neighbors, whose fireworks refuse to drown out the anguish and sufferings of the Kashmiris in the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), cry for freedom for these Kashmiris is a stark reminder of the helplessness of the United Nations (UN), which had promised them a plebiscite and has not materialized even after more than seven decades. Innumerable people, ranging from writers, researchers, politicians, and leaders to diplomats, have penned their thou... Read More

Indian soldiers in Gaza have been implicated in disturbing actions, prompting questions about India's dual role as an aid provider and participant in the conflict. Israel's influence on India, shared intelligence, and support in international forums have drawn attention, fuelling concerns th... Read More

The analysis scrutinizes Benjamin Netanyahu's family history, political path, and policy impact, highlighting controversial coalition ties and far-right connections. It explores his government's focus on judicial reforms, challenges such as corruption charges, and concludes by pondering Neta... Read More