Anything but a Traitor

Perhaps, never before in the last 72 years of our existence have we made our neighbour as happy as we have done in the last eight weeks. We gave Diwali and post Diwali presents to the Indians, who were first jubilant on the manner in which our current army Chief’s extension in service was publicly…

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What Makes International Information Security the Most Pressing Issue of the 21st Century?

Abstract This paper attempts to investigate the notion of sovereignty and territorial integrity of states in the digital space by examining the debate around international information security. Today, issues related to information security are posing fundamental challenges to sovereignty and territorial integrity of nation states. Technologically superior nations alongside cherishing their strong political, diplomatic, economic,…

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The Kashmir Dispute

The Kashmir territorial dispute has been the apple of discord between the two South Asian nuclear powers, India and Pakistan. Ominously, after the abrogation of article 370 and sub clause 35 A by New Delhi, the Kashmir dispute has morphed into a more threatening volcano; possible eruption of this dormant volcano could lead to an…

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India’s Crumbling Kashmir Narrative

Leading Indian newspaper, The Hindu, has reported that two days before the arrival of the Swedish Royal couple King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia, and senior Ministers, including Foreign Minister Anne Linde, Stockholm sent its strongest message on Jammu and Kashmir thus far, urging the government to lift all restrictions placed in the former State,…

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The Judgment & Predestination

The Day of Resurrection: One of the six basic tenets of faith is belief in the Day of Resurrection & Judgment, the other tenet of faith is “Predestination”. Some aspects of “Day of Resurrection & Judgment” were covered in the previous issue, after explaining the remaining part, “Predestination” will be explained briefly. The Holy Qur’an…

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Kartarpur – A Corridor of Peace

The global vision of peace, and its relevance to the nuclearized subcontinent, always remained an area of less globally importance. Because people around the world generally believe that the presence of nuclear weapons between India and Pakistan is the main hurdle in the way of generating peace in South Asia. Indian multiple efforts of enhancing…

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