When the Rain God Audited the Forest
The elders of Aryavan often said that no king ever truly ruled the forest alone. Kings came adorned with crowns, speeches and promises, but...
The Lion’s Throne, the Peacock’s Feathers, and the Elephant’s Memory: An Allegory in the Spirit of the Panchatantra
There is an old saying in the forests of Aryavan: "Kings change with the seasons, but the roots of the banyan seldom move."
For generations,...
The Peacock, the Jackal, and the Temple Gold
In the ancient forest kingdom of Swarna Van, where rivers nourished the plains and mighty banyan trees sheltered generations of creatures, there ruled a...
India’s Ethanol Gamble: Why the E20 Policy Is Outpacing India’s Preparedness
India's ambitious transition to E20 petrol, a blend containing 20 per cent ethanol, has been projected as a milestone in the country's journey towards...
India Must Trade Emotion for Strategy
India’s security and diplomatic challenges are often framed as binary choices: hardline pride versus conciliatory compromise. To strengthen strategic relevance, the policy should explicitly...