Articles by A Moid

The upcoming special session of Parliament proves that statistical representation is being used as a demographic weapon to permanently unmoor the political weight of India’s southern states, codifying a geographic gerrymander under the guise of democratic progress.

We are witnessing a profound shift in the utility of soft power. Traditionally, diplomacy is used to avoid war. Here, diplomacy is being used to frame a war that cannot be avoided.

When seven officers are held hostage, the judiciary unleashes its fury, but when six million citizens lose their voting rights, the constitutional silence is deafening.

While Gulf leaders may deeply resent Tehran, actively joining an American and Israeli military campaign is a catastrophic miscalculation. It fundamentally transforms a regional rivalry into a defense of neo-colonialism, risking unprecedented domestic uprisings.

While the West obsesses over radical clerics across the Islamic world, they routinely ignore the biblical mandates of extermination driving military policy in Jerusalem.

While Washington and Tel Aviv pursue catastrophic regime change in Tehran, India’s economic survival and the safety of millions of diaspora workers in the Gulf hang in the balance.

From failing to condemn US strikes to freezing funds for the Chabahar port, India’s response to the US-Iran conflict contrasts jarringly with its ferocious domestic politics. Has New Delhi surrendered its strategic autonomy?

After nearly two decades, Nitish Kumar steps down as Bihar’s Chief Minister. The BJP is poised to take the helm, signaling the start of a new, untested era for the Hindi heartland state.

From American corporate media to India’s “Godi media,” political elites rely on the engineered ignorance of the public to sustain endless war and domestic inequality.

An Iranian warship returning from an Indian naval exercise was torpedoed by a US submarine 40 nautical miles off Sri Lanka. New Delhi said nothing.

Operation Epic Fury was not just an attack on Iran. It was an assault on the legal architecture that has restrained great-power violence since 1945—and the United Nations said so out loud.