Satish Jha examines Donald Trump’s leadership, American institutions, and the evolving political landscape in “The Proprietor of the Void.”
Author: Satish Jha
Satish Jha reflects on discovering poetry, constitutional grief, and the enduring legacy of Faiz through deeply personal political ghazals.
More than five million Indian Americans have become a permanent civic presence in the U.S. But what does arrival mean, and what comes next?
Examines how politicizing Indian science through the IKS threatens academic integrity, innovation, and scientific rationalism.
The United States, under President Donald Trump, is approaching Iran as a risk to be contained, an asset to be audited, and a lever to be used in a wider Eurasian game.
India’s coaching-driven exam system is eroding curiosity, deepening inequality, and turning education into a high-stakes race for rankings.
India’s rise raises a crucial question: is the nation building new strategic power or spending inherited credibility?
IA are moving beyond professional success toward governance, reshaping political influence and civic leadership in contemporary America.
The debate over Rahul Gandhi’s leadership misses a deeper question: does he understand power, and can he convert moral authority into political effectiveness?
How digital disruption, collapsing institutional trust, legitimacy crises are reshaping democracies, redefining civilization’s future.
India celebrates exceptional achievers while systemic educational failures leave millions behind, exposing deep inequalities in learning.
India celebrates exceptional exam success while millions lack basic literacy, exposing deep structural flaws in the education system.
An analysis of Western strategic thinking, Iran, nuclear hypocrisy, sanctions, and the rise of structural sovereignty in global politics.
AI’s seductive promise masks persistent unreliability, raising questions about trillion-dollar investments in still immature technologies.
Rajiv Gandhi’s legacy blended civility, modernization, and political contradictions, reshaping India’s democracy, and public life forever.
Pakistan emerges as a pivotal Gulf security actor amid collapsing global order, balancing diplomacy, military leverage, regional survival.
Adani case fallout raises questions about Trump-era justice, global anti-corruption enforcement, and the growing politicization of American legal authority.
Jha examines India’s post-election austerity politics, delayed economic transparency, governance credibility, public trust amid instability.
Rising H-1B visa costs and low approval rates are pushing companies toward borderless hiring and global workforce strategies.
An analysis of democratic erosion in India, warning against confusing electoral dominance, nationalism, constitutional legitimacy.
West Bengal’s 2026 election saw Mamata Banerjee fall amid corruption, economic decline, and debates over democracy, and rising BJP influence.
On what it means when a democracy is dismantled not with chaos, but with patience — and why the quiet kind is harder to mourn
Modi third term faces youth unemployment coalition pressures and rising expectations as India navigates growth inequality, reform challenges
J.D. Vance arrived in Pakistan for follow-on negotiations in a state long treated as peripheral had moved, however briefly, to the center.
India’s bagless school reform shows digital learning success but exposes slow policy appetite, resistance to transformative education change