OBITUARY: Raja Randhir Singh (1946–2026): Shooter, Olympian, Institution-Builder
A five-time Olympian who carried India’s tricolour at five Games and became its first Asian Games…
How Punjab Was Robbed of Its Own River Waters
Successive political concessions, outdated hydrological assumptions and legal missteps weakened Punjab’s case. Yet major catastrophes were…
The Ship That Would Not Be Forgotten: Komagata Maru 112 Years Later
On the 112th anniversary of its arrival in Vancouver harbour, a Canadian Prime Minister’s words remind…
Punjab Drug Crisis: What Must Change Now
Punjab’s struggle with drugs has been discussed for years, yet one question remains unresolved: what will…
Is Everyone in Punjab on Drugs?
The Narrative That Has Become Its Own Kind of Poison A six-part reckoning with the drug…
What the Officers Know?
Perspectives from inside Punjab’s security system: narco-terrorism, malkhana reform, and families that received no timely warning…
Punjab Does Not Grow This Poison
The Geography of Supply A six-part reckoning with the drug crisis that is hollowing out India’s…
The War That Mistakes the Foot Soldier as the commander
Punjab’s Drug Enforcement: Impressive Numbers, Absent Kingpins A six-part reckoning with the drug crisis that is…
Punjab’s alarming recruitment crisis
When dope testing becomes a health check of nationality A six-part reckoning with the drug crisis…
Repealing a Colonial Script: Why Sikhs Must Reclaim Governance of Their Own Gurdwaras
The Sikh Gurdwaras Act, 1925 was framed for colonial “peace management”, not for recognising Sikh spiritual…