Once the British realised that retaining their control over the Indian subcontinent was impossible, they had plans to divide British...

Fashion has never been neutral, it has always been a way to garner attention, whether aesthetically or politically. Today designers...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful and inspiring speech at the inaugural address of the G20 Summit, 2022-23, addressing...

Today, the world order is undergoing a fundamental transformation, and uncertainty and disorder are its principal characteristics. The...

The Indian National Army is often termed as the 'army born in exile'.

Ever since the days of the British Empire, when aviation in itself was a novelty, India has lain at the heart of the famous ‘Kangaroo...

Starting with "Make in India' to Aatmanirbhar Bharat, followed by the theaterization of command structure, the creation of the Tri-Services

Data is the driver of trade deals and personal communication. Every day, multi-billion-dollar worth of trade passes through the routes of...

‘The welfare of a state depends on an active foreign policy.’ ~ Kautilyan Arthashastra {6.2.1} From joining the foreign service in 1977...

New Strategic Ally of India “You cannot love this country with just words, the capital of this country starts in the trenches,” ~ Vazgen...

From Ayodhya to Dandaka and from Kishkindha to Lanka “Wise men say that the root of victory is consultation and discussion with learned...

The brain is the battlefield of the future. ~Dr. James Giordano The concept of warfare has been evolving, from physical, linear, and...

The National Rural Employment Guarantee Act [NREGA] or newly known as the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Act [MGNREGA] was...

Dr. Allan Lichtman has been a professor at American University in Washington, D.C., since 1973. He is an acclaimed historian, author, and...

This essay will consider at length Plato’s charge that dramatic poetry is not a holder of truth but an agent of corruption. This charge...

Dr. Shweta Singh, an associate professor of international relations at the South Asian University, New Delhi, India. She has also served...

After the United States, Russia became the world's second nuclear weapon state with the development of RDS-1, which was the first Soviet...

The Geostrata interviewed Professor Peter Trubowitz of the London School of Economics and Political Science. In an insightful...

Appeals to nostalgia (Kurylo 2020) and collective grief are often touted as one of the core performative features of populism.

Prof. Adnan Naseemullah, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at King’s College London speaks with The Geostrata’s Stuti Agarwal...