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Congress, Ambani and the Waqf Question: Is Muslim Political Sentiment Being Exploited While Corporate Interests Remain Untouched ? An investigative political commentary on Antilia, the ONGC–Reliance gas dispute, the Sachar Committee recommendations and the accountability of successive governments. By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui Senior Journalist, Editor & Author India’s political parties have repeatedly invoked the rights

THE FOREIGN-HAND QUESTION Is India’s Opposition Being Drawn into a Global Protest Network? By Ahmad Sohail Siddiqui Senior Journalist, Editor,  Author & Activist An exclusive investigative analysis of the Progressive International controversy, the France–India protest connection and Congress’s Muslim-vote dependence (https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18XWTb5vWP/ ) India has witnessed many political agitations. Opposition parties have every constitutional right to

Dandiya, Dussehra and the Forgotten Indian Idea of Women’s Liberation How India’s festivals place women, dignity and feminine power at the centre of public life By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui There was something profoundly symbolic about the way India celebrated Dussehra and Navratri this year. Across cities, towns and villages, millions gathered to witness the burning

27 October: Verdict, “Vote Chori” and the Politics of a Fixed Fight? An investigative political analysis of the Supreme Court hearing, Rahul Gandhi’s allegations and the opposition’s credibility crisis By Ahmad Sohail Siddiqui Chief Editor, Journalist, Activist & Author The political temperature in India is rising ahead of 27 October 2026, when the Supreme Court

  Rahul Gandhi’s Batman Mask: When Will the Congress Party Answer for Its Own Past? By Ahmad Sohail Siddiqui The photograph of Rahul Gandhi sitting in a public-transport vehicle, holding a Batman mask, may look like a harmless political moment. But it also provides an irresistible metaphor for Indian politics: a leader presenting one face

Rahul Gandhi’s ‘Shiv Tandav’ Politics: Is the Congress Leader Fooling Dalits and Muslims to Appease the Sanghi Mindset? When the Opposition Borrows the Language of Religious Nationalism, Who Really Benefits? Why Must Muslims and Dalits Continue to Pay the Political Price? By Ahmad Sohail Siddiqui Chief Editor, Journalist, Author & Activist  The Dangerous Politics of

Can Israel Say “Bye-Bye, Bibi”? The October 7 reckoning, the FZ1073 factor and Netanyahu’s attempt to turn a security crisis into an electoral advantage By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui Chief Editor, Journalist, Activist & Author The question now confronting Israel is not simply whether Benjamin Netanyahu can win another term. It is whether the political narrative

When an Electoral Dispute Becomes an International Anti-Muslim Modi Narrative How an unresolved voter-roll controversy is being presented to the world as “Modi striking millions of Muslims” An investigation into the Telegraph’s framing, the politics of manufactured insecurity, and the danger of turning India’s Muslims into a permanent political constituency of fear By Ahmad Sohail

The Muslim Vote Is Not Your Political Property: A Protest Against the New Politics of Manufactured Insecurity When lynching, Bulli Bai, demolitions, SIR and communal fear become election commodities, the question is not only what the BJP does — it is what the so-called “secular” opposition does with the fear it creates By Ahmed Sohail

Akhilesh Yadav’s PDA Paradox: Is the Samajwadi Party Quietly Moving Away from Its Secular-Muslim Political Core ? An investigative political analysis of the BJP-linked appointments, corporate choices and shrinking Muslim representation  Ahmad Sohail Siddiqui Senior Journalist, Editor & Author > Editor’s Note: This article distinguishes documented political decisions and published reports from allegations and political