Najmuddin A Farooqi. Today, the Indian Muslim finds himself caught in a complex and often puzzling dilemma. Although the word dilemma already implies confusion, the current situation is so peculiar and multilayered that the term “unexplained dilemma” becomes almost necessary. This uncertainty is both self-generated and externally stimulated fed by forces across the political spectrum,…
A reflective tribute to Sachchidanand Sinha, an overlooked intellectual giant whose original socialist thought, political insight and lifelong commitment to simple living and high thinking shaped India’s ideological landscape.
A comprehensive analysis of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s strategic visit to the United States, highlighting the transformation of Saudi–US relations through enhanced defence ties, technological cooperation, Vision 2030 alignment, regional stability efforts, and the evolving geopolitical landscape of the Middle East.
Insightful analysis by Yogendra Yadav on why both the celebration and criticism of the Bihar verdict miss key political realities, examining voter behaviour, coalition dynamics, election fairness, and the broader implications for India’s democratic future.
An analytical exploration of Zohran Mamdani’s historic New York mayoral victory, examining how it challenges long-held social perceptions surrounding socialism, communism, and Islam, while highlighting global propaganda, historical bias, and the fight for humanistic, welfare-oriented politics.
A compelling analysis of COP30 in Belem, Brazil, highlighting global climate challenges, India’s climate leadership, the need for unified action, and the urgent call for sustainability, technology access, and climate justice.
An interfaith exploration of how cosmic will and human free will shape destiny, drawing on Bahá’i teachings and insights from Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam to reveal humanity’s spiritual purpose and divine unity.
J&K Police bust new-age inter-state militant network tied to JeM and AGuH, exposing Kashmir’s emerging white-collar terror ecosystem.
This article by Najmuddin A Farooqi challenges misguided comparisons between today’s world and the early 20th century, emphasizing how modern global interconnectivity, multicultural coexistence, and diplomacy have transformed politics, society, and ideology beyond past divisions.
An analytical study by Najmuddin A Farooqi exploring how religious minorities in India, including Muslims, Jains, Sikhs, and others, invest in education relative to their per capita income—revealing that Muslims contribute a surprisingly high share despite lower income levels.
