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Mother India Is Eternal; The RSS Is Merely a Carrier of This Millennia-Old Tradition

July 23, 2026 revoi editor

By Japan Vijay Recently, Swami Avimukteshwaranand, occupying the revered seat of Shankaracharya, made a controversial statement asserting that scriptures contain no mention of a deity or entity like “Bharat Mata,” and that the contemporary worship of Mother India is an invention of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Swami Avimukteshwaranand has repeatedly made contentious remarks, and […]

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Sutlej, Social Media, and the Sense of Social Responsibility

July 16, 2026 revoi editor

By Japan Vijay When we stand in waist-deep water in a river or lake, the ripples caused by a stone thrown from a distance can be soothing. We might even enjoy the sensation of those ripples. However, if that same water is struck not by a pebble, but by a boulder that tears through the […]

Economy

US-Iran deal and the prospect of toll – free Strait of Hormuz

June 17, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat The United States said that the Strait of Hormuz would be toll free under a new Iran deal. This latest development comes in the US-Tehran negotiation. This move is an effort to restore confidence. The agreement can help continue the oil and gas supply in the global market. The current agreement emerges […]

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PM Modi’s visit to Slovakia: A History of Friendship and Cooperation

June 16, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Slovakia is the first time by an Indian Prime Minister to the country since its independence in 1993. On arrival in Bratislava on June 15, 2026, he had high-level negotiations with Slovak President Peter Pellegrini and Prime Minister Robert Fico. The historic state visit, based on […]

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PM Modi’s Visit to France: Voice of Global South in G7 Summit

June 14, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat, Researcher Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s participation in G7 Summit in France is another milestone in the pursuit of India’s attempt to become a major power. This is an effort to improve India’s relations. One of the most significant aspects of Modi’s visit is to make the partnership with France strong relations. The […]

Book Review

Pinal Sojitra’s debut novel Parmasiddha tells the story of every Gen-Z girl India forgot to celebrate

May 12, 2026 revoi editor

A Gujarat government official’s first work of fiction arrives as a quiet but powerful reckoning with son preference, self-discovery, and what it means to become yourself on your own terms. Ahmedabad, 12 May 2026. Ms Pinal Sojitra, a class-I government official working in the state secretariat at Gandhinagar has published her debut novel ‘Paramsiddha’. The […]

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The Constitutional Silence on Dharma – The Sabarimala Review Series Part 3

April 27, 2026 revoi editor

The Framers of the Constitution defined forty terms but left the most important word, ‘Dharma’, undefined. Every constitution serves as a guiding principle for the delegation of power. It defines the terms under which authority may be exercised; simultaneously, through definition, it keeps that power within limits. That which remains undefined remains free. Over time, […]

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When the Republic Inherited What the Crown Had Rejected

April 23, 2026 revoi editor

THE COLONIAL RESIDUE IN THE CONSTITUTION The Sabarimala Review Series | Part 2 The British sailed home in 1947. The lens through which they governed India’s religions did not. Seventy-nine years later, it sits quietly inside the Republic’s own statutes, reports, and judicial reasoning — unacknowledged, unexamined, and untouched by the independence it outlived. The first […]

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EAM Dr Jaishankar’s UAE Visit: A Major Strategic Breakthrough

April 14, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat Foreign Minister’s Visit and Impetus on CEPA: Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar recently visited the UAE and met the president and the Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan. Both sides focused on enhancing energy security cooperation, accelerating the framework of the CEPA, and held deliberations on the current conflict in West […]

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Strategic Importance of the Strait of Hormuz in Conflict

April 6, 2026 revoi editor

By Harsh Pargat At first glance, the Strait of Hormuz may appear to be just another narrow waterway on the global map. Measuring only about 21 miles at its narrowest point, it is easy to underestimate its significance. Yet, this small stretch of water carries nearly one-fifth of the world’s oil and gas supplies, making […]