IPA Special

How China’s Outreach To European Nations Is Bringing Results Amidst Iran War

By Satyaki Chakraborty The world of diplomacy is going through uncertain times as the West Asian war is yet to end even after 48 days beginning with the attack by USA and Israel on Iran on February 28. President Trump has been bruised diplomatically, Iran has been battered in...

Apr 16 · >

Crowds, Charisma, And A Three‑Cornered Contest In Tamil Nadu Assembly Polls

By K R Sudhaman CHENNAI: As the scorching April sun beats down on Tamil Nadu, the political temperature is rising just as fiercely. On April 23, the state heads to the polls in what promises to be one of the most unpredictable assembly elections in recent memory. The traditional...

Apr 16 · >

Pushing Delimitation Through Back Door In The Garb Of Women’s Reservation

By Nilotpal Basu Slogan mongering and inventing fake narratives has been the main forte of Narendra Modi and his government. An extremely severe and obnoxious example is its latest act. The convening of the two day special session of Parliament is a glaring example of that very same trait....

Apr 16 · >

Songs, Music And Dance Add Momentum To West Bengal Poll Campaign

By Tirthankar Mitra KOLKATA: Be it the parched plains of Durgapur or the cool hills of Darjeeling, ongoing election campaign in West Bengal is swaying to the beat of song and dance. And if it is Billy Joel’s 1977 song “Trading a Chevvy for a Cadillac”, it is rap...

Apr 16 · >

New WEF Report Charts Key Strategies And Trade-Offs For Long-Term Growth

By Indrani Chakraborty As the growth strategies that powered the global economy over the past three decades lose relevance, a new World Economic Forum report released on April 15 calls for a renewed blueprint to navigate a rapidly evolving landscape shaped by AI, geostrategic competition, rising debt and inequality,...

Apr 16 · >

Trump Can’t Afford Escalation Of US War With Iran At The Moment

By Nitya Chakraborty President Donald Trump as usual has been talking in conflicting voices on his immediate stand on Iran war. The U.S. President ordered naval blockade of Iranian ports after the failure of the Islamabad peace talks on Sunday but on Tuesday, he indicated that another round of...

Apr 15 · >

Markets See Through Trump’s Consistent Inconsistencies In Iran War

By K Raveendran Financial markets are often accused of being cold, shortsighted and morally indifferent, yet they do possess one quality that political systems frequently lack in moments of conflict: an ability to strip away theatre and price only what appears durable. That seems to be what has happened...

Apr 15 · >

Women’s Reservation As A Cover For A Greater Political Design

By Dr. Gyan Pathak As the three-day Special Session of the Parliament of India – from April 16 to April 18, 2026 – approaches, it has become crystal clear that the Constitutional (131st Amendment) Bill 2026, which seeks to implement 33 per cent of the Lok Sabha and the...

Apr 15 · >

Samrat Choudhary’s Elevation As Bihar CM Marks BJP’s Forward March In The State

By Arun Srivastava Samrat Choudhary becoming the chief minister of Bihar is not only the dream coming home for BJP, it will help the BJP to redefine social justice politics in India by shifting the focus from traditional identity-based mobilization to a model based on Hindutva, Samrasta (social harmony)...

Apr 15 · >

Californian Left-Democrat Saikat Chakrabarti Is Running For Congress

By Satyaki Chakraborty With only six months left for the crucial midterm elections in United States in November this year, a large number of Left wing Democrats belonging to the group of Bernie Sanders have entered the contests for primaries in June this year to be able to formally...

Apr 15 · >

ECI Caused Miscarriage Of Democracy In West Bengal

By Dr. Gyan Pathak Election Commission of India (ECI) has caused miscarriage of democracy in West Bengal, which is rejoiced by the Union Government of India led by PM Narendra Modi and RSS-BJP clan, lamented by millions of voters whose names were deleted from the electoral roll under Special...

Apr 14 · >

Modi’s Economic Management Is On Test As 2026 Monsoons To Return With A Bit Risk

By R. Suryamurthy A below-normal monsoon after nearly eleven years is not merely a meteorological deviation. It is an economic stress test, and a politically consequential one, for a government that has anchored its narrative in macroeconomic stability, inflation control, and calibrated welfare support. The India Meteorological Department’s projection...

Apr 14 · >

Arms Race Major Contributor To Climate Chaos In Present World

By Dr Arun Mitra As the temperature around the globe is rising, melting of glaciers, ever increasing typhoons, irregular & untimely rains leading to increase in sea level effecting our day to day life, the climate change has entered to climate crisis and now climate chaos. Hasan Abdullah author...

Apr 14 · >

Resource Competition With China Is A Major Factor In Trump’s Iran War

By Guy Laron NEW YORK: On the morning of February 23, 2026, Benjamin Netanyahu called Donald Trump from Jerusalem with intelligence that would change the course of their war on Iran. Senior Iranian officials, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei himself, were scheduled to gather at a compound in Tehran...

Apr 14 · >

After Big Meetings By Modi And Shah, BJP Workers Are Upbeat In Bengal Poll Battle

By Tirthankar Mitra KOLKATA: The mood of the BJP rank and file in West Bengal is certainly upbeat after the electoral rallies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah in the recent days, barely eight days before the first phase of polling scheduled n April...

Apr 14 · >

Mandatory PNG: Convenience Or Compulsion?

By Raju Kumar BHOPAL: In recent days, the steps taken by the central government to promote Piped Natural Gas (PNG) have sparked a fresh debate. Reports from several places suggest that LPG consumers are being issued notices to shift to PNG within 90 days, failing which their LPG connections...

Apr 14 · >

Prices Are Fast Shooting Up Fanning Inflation

By Nantoo Banerjee The country is experiencing a significant surge in commodity and transportation costs following geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf region and a weak Indian Rupee. Retail prices of daily essentials are rising rapidly. The prices of edible oils, pulses and packaged foods, including drinking water, have...

Apr 13 · >

Industrial Unrest Begins In India, Spread In Several States Across Delhi-NCR

By Dr. Gyan Pathak As the Union Government of India have slowly been rolling out provisions of new labour codes, towards their full implementation from April 1, 2026, an industrial unrest has just erupted today April 13, 2026 in Noida in Uttar Pradesh, and then spread in Delhi-National Capital...

Apr 13 · >
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