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EditorFebruary 22, 2023

By Muskan Mustaqeem When it comes to the situation of minority constituencies, India has taken centre stage in the debate between the ideological state and the constitutional state. In the past few years, majoritarianism and populist undertones have become a strong force, adding complexities, particularly to Muslim existence, through the deprivation of an equitable share […]

EditorFebruary 21, 2023

FRANK F ISLAM There has been much ado about many things in the nation’s Capitol as the country moves into the second month of this new year. One of those things is the debt ceiling. Debt Ceiling Conversations President Joe Biden and the new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) met in the White House for […]

EditorFebruary 21, 2023

By Haider Abbas It might sound a bit erratic that now India, from where there is ‘high migration’ towards US, for greener pastures etc, there is a reverse-employment -generation in the offing, that too for US! It has been learnt that Air India and US Boeing Aircraft have signed a 100 billion USD deal which includes […]

EditorFebruary 17, 2023

It is too early to predict what the full and permanent impact of these layoffs will be on the H-1B programme and the Indian economy. If the reading of the tea leaves by the US tech industry on recession turns out to be correct, its effect will be enormous. By Frank F Islam The technology […]

EditorFebruary 13, 2023

Syed Ali Mujtaba Mahbooba Mufti, the PDP leader, and former Chief Minister has recently made a statement that the BJP has made Jammu and Kashmir look like Afghanistan. There may be some exaggeration in her statement, but there are certain truths that speak for themselves and need not have any crutches to be highlighted. Scorecard […]

EditorFebruary 7, 2023

FRANK F ISLAM What is more dangerous to the future of the American democracy and economy, the artificial intelligence of computers and machines that have been programmed to think like humans or the “artificial intelligence” of we human beings who have been programmed by ourselves and others to believe with confidence that our information and […]

EditorFebruary 6, 2023

Asad Mirza Composite Nationalism as espoused by Hussain Ahmad Madani in early 20th century, holds validity even today also, besides becoming more relevant and giving a new interpretation to nationalism. Husain Ahmad Madani was a traditional Islamic scholar and a political activist, as well as an advocate of both a unified global Islamic polity and […]

EditorFebruary 5, 2023

ARUN KEJRIWAL The Union Budget 2023-24 was presented on February 1 in the Parliament under very tough times, not only for India, but the entire world. Inflation, rising interest rates and cost hikes across the board have hit almost all economies in some form or the other. It may be said that India and its […]

EditorJanuary 23, 2023

Asad Mirza The historic Abraham Accords may not have contributed substantially to resolving the political impasse, as expected between Israel and Arab nations, but they have been able to bolster the economic and trade relations in the region. It seems as if the United States has taken another step towards being a relevant player in […]

EditorJanuary 22, 2023

Syed Ali Mujtaba Debutant writer K.S. Komireddi’s book “Malevolent Republic: A Short History of the New India” is a political commentary on Narendra Modi’s rule from 2014 till now. The author observes, India under Narendra Modi’s rule cannot be understood without reference to Gujarat under him. He was chief minister when the communal riots killed […]

Category: Opinion

Multifaceted concerns of Muslims in contemporary India

Hitting the Debt Ceiling Should Not Put the U.S. or Us through the Roof

Now India to create 10 lakh jobs in America!

How tech layoffs will affect the H-1B worker economy

Opinion: How the BJP government has turned Kashmir into Afghanistan

What Form of Artificial Intelligence is More Dangerous to Our Future?

Need to Reassess Composite Nationalism

FM did well to steer clear of poll-bound populism

American Push to Rejuvenate the Abraham Accords

Book Review: India witnessing the birth of a “Second Republic”

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