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Author: Colonel Shukla | Date: April 19, 2026 Introduction: When History Was Made — For the Wrong Reasons On April 17, 2026, something happened in India’s Parliament that had never happened before in eleven years of Narendra Modi’s rule: the Prime Minister suffered a humiliating legislative defeat in his own house. The Constitution (131st Amendment) […]

A comprehensive analysis of the Modi government’s multi-pronged counter-terrorism strategy against Pakistani-sponsored terrorism in India, including India’s evolving stance on Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (POK), military modernisation, and the strategic calculus shaping New Delhi’s security posture in 2026.

Imagine waking up one morning and finding that the price of the cooking gas in your kitchen has doubled overnight. Imagine fuel queues stretching for kilometres. Imagine nine million of your fellow citizens stranded in a war zone, sending home money that feeds forty to fifty million families. This is not a hypothetical scenario. This

A coordinated military campaign began on 28 February 2026 when the United States and Israel launched strikes under operations dubbed ‘Epic Fury’ (US) and ‘Roaring Lion’ (Israel). These strikes targeted Iranian leadership, military infrastructure, nuclear facilities, ballistic missile sites, air defenses, naval assets, and command centers. The primary objectives appear to be regime change, the

The situation on the ground, Tehran’s options, and the risks of escalation. Joint U.S.–Israel Offensive: A coordinated military campaign began on 28 February 2026 with intensive air and missile strikes against Iranian strategic and military targets including defense sites, missile infrastructure and command facilities. Iran’s Strategic Options: 1. Continue conventional retaliation — sustain missile/drone strikes

The ongoing conflict between a US-Israel coalition and Iran escalated dramatically on February 28, 2026. Casualty figures are preliminary and vary by source. Iran has suffered significant military losses including senior leadership. The IRGC remains operational despite leadership degradation. Proxy attacks through Hezbollah, Iraqi militias, and Houthis continue to widen the conflict. The conflict has

A significant ruling by a two-judge bench of the Delhi High Court has addressed questions around property rights, religious institution management, and land ownership disputes that have been characterised by some commentators as ‘land jihad’. The court’s ruling clarifies the legal framework around property acquisition by religious institutions and individual rights versus institutional claims. This

The biggest crisis within BJP today is internal — the centralisation of power around one leader and the gradual marginalisation of RSS influence in party decision-making. Historically, BJP functioned as a party with distributed power — the RSS provided ideological grounding, senior leaders brought regional expertise, and the parliamentary wing maintained checks on executive authority.

The Indian political party Bharatiya Janata Party has appointed a new national president — a selection that reflects the current power dynamics within the party and signals strategic priorities for the coming electoral cycle. The appointment bypasses several senior leaders who had independent political bases, continuing a pattern of preferring loyalty and manageability over political