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In the article Political Parties and Public Reporting by Amit Bhushan, the author thoughtfully examines a growing trend where political parties are beginning to challenge the narratives established by mainstream commercial news media by setting up their own media arms or alternative reporting...

This ode is both haunting and lyrical, capturing the visceral human cost of war with an arresting blend of classical and contemporary references. The imagery of a lone white-robed figure singing amidst chaos evokes both purity and mourning, a symbolic witness to destruction. The verse about...

The article “The Minimum Government and Legislative Activism” by Amit Bhushan insightfully examines the evolving dynamic between political leadership, legislative performance, and media narratives in modern Indian governance. One of the major promises made by the ruling party was to simplify...

The Unique ID Project, which aims to assign a distinct 16-digit identification number to every resident in India, represents an ambitious step toward streamlining identity verification and reducing fraudulent practices in public schemes and financial systems. By collecting biometric data—such as...

The article “The 'Unchecked' Rises in Politics” by Amit Bhushan explores how political perception and performance are becoming increasingly blurred in a media-driven landscape. In today’s political world, it is not enough for leaders to work hard; they must also appear to be effective, and this...

The journey of the Lokpal Bill through India’s legislative history is a telling reflection of the country’s prolonged and often frustrating battle against corruption. Introduced first in 1961 and recommended again by the Administrative Reforms Commission in 1966, the Bill promised to establish a...

The article “The Targets and its scrutiny by vigilante media” by Amit Bhushan presents a sharp critique of how commercial news media operates in today’s environment, especially when it comes to government targets and public accountability. The author points out that instead of properly analyzing...

The analogy used here humorously reflects a deeper pattern in political behavior—covering up underlying issues with superficial solutions or blame games, much like hiding a messy room under a neat bed-sheet when someone arrives unannounced. Whether it is distributing material incentives such as...

The article "The Secularized Politics – Is it going to get back" by Amit Bhushan discusses how the failure of secular political leaders to effectively address corruption and governance issues has led to their decline in public support. Despite introducing promising schemes like UIDAI and DBT...

This reflection on the state of youth participation in Indian governance offers a compelling commentary on the disconnect between a young, energetic population and a leadership that remains largely rooted in older generations. The writer draws a sharp contrast between India’s demographic...

The Bengal Settlement article discusses the landmark agreement between India and Bangladesh that aims to resolve longstanding border issues and improve trade and travel connectivity. The author views this development as a positive step forward, especially if it is quickly supported by...

This thought-provoking piece critically examines the evolving definition of literacy in India and how it has been historically shaped—not merely by pedagogical intentions but by political strategy and social engineering. The author opens with a pointed question that challenges the very...

This article offers a critical and eye-opening look into the state of food safety regulation and the role of media, politics, and business in shaping public health narratives. The author begins by examining how commercial news media selectively targets issues—such as food safety or cricket...

This powerful and dense reflection navigates the entangled relationship between history, religion, politics, and morality in the Indian context with searing clarity and poetic metaphor. By invoking the fate of the Harappans, the piece opens with a sharp critique of rigid governance that fails to...

This article offers a sharp and insightful reflection on how television debates often create dramatic spectacles out of political issues, while sidestepping the deeper problems that truly affect the public. Using cricket as a metaphor, the author cleverly highlights the unpredictability and...

This reflection is a compelling and layered commentary on the cyclical nature of political rhetoric and the deep disconnect between promises and ground realities in India. The phrase “development” is rightly portrayed not just as a political slogan but as a momentary fascination, easily...

This article gives a thoughtful and practical view on how the government can improve productivity by involving citizens directly in development work. The author explains how current strategies, which focus mainly on launching large projects and showcasing global partnerships, often fail to bring...

You have raised some valid and urgent concerns about the widespread corruption in India and the lack of public action in response to it. The recurring scams and allegations involving those in power—whether from the government, the opposition, or influential sectors—have indeed created...

You are right to be concerned about the safety of nuclear power plants, especially after seeing the destruction caused in Japan. India must take strong precautions when it comes to nuclear energy. Although we have signed agreements with countries like the US to develop nuclear power, it is very...

This article does a great job of explaining a complex topic in a clear and straightforward way. The writer breaks down difficult ideas into simple points that anyone can understand without feeling overwhelmed. What stands out is how the article flows smoothly from one idea to the next, making it...