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26/08/2026

India-Pakistan-Afghanistan: Shifting Dynamics Since the Taliban's Return

The return of the Taliban to power in Afghanistan in August 2021 was widely seen as a strategic victory for Pakistan given its historical ties and the long-viewed ISI-Taliban nexus. So why is the same border now witnessing what Pakistan calls an "open war"?

This article examines the evolving triangular dynamic between New Delhi, Islamabad, and Kabul. From Afghanistan's uncompromising stance on the Durand Line and its refusal to restrain the Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), to the recent border confrontations and the recalibration of India's regional strategy — it unpacks how tactical alliances are giving way to strategic divergence in South Asia.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Rudraksh Bansal.

22/08/2026

The Mughal Harem: A Space of Domestic Confinement or a Site of Political Influence?

The article revisits the Mughal Harem beyond colonial and orientalist tropes of sexual excess and female passivity, drawing on Ruby Lal, Rekha Misra, and Majida Khatoon. Through the political, economic, and cultural agency of figures like Nur Jahan, Jahanara Begum, and Gulbadan Begum, it examines how the harem functioned as a structured community and a microcosm of Mughal governance, where women issued orders, managed trade, built monuments, and negotiated power.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Arushi Pathania.

16/08/2026

Can the subaltern ever be heard?

The article explores how colonial extraction and postcolonial repression have structurally silenced subaltern voices, drawing on Spivak, Althusser, and Butler. Through the bodies of Munoo (Coolie, Mulk Raj Anand) and Dopdi Mejhen (Draupadi, Mahashweta Devi), it examines how labouring and insurgent bodies persist as sites of resistance yet remain illegible within dominant structures of power.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Shamiparna Chatterjee.

03/08/2026

Can a nation erase an identity through paperwork?

The article examines the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Amendment Bill, 2026, and its implications for India's transgender community. It looks at how the bill shifts from self-identification to mandatory medical certification, blurs distinctions between intersex and transgender identities, and creates bureaucratic barriers that threaten access to essential documentation like ration cards. The piece also questions the government's data on fraud claims and examines the bill's timing alongside voter roll revisions in Bihar.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Kavya.

24/07/2026

Can religious freedom override environmental preservation?

The article examines the increasing tensions between freedom of religion and environmental degradation and measures by the judiciary to address them. Many recent landmark judicial judgements have sought to address the tensions by giving primacy to environmental preservation under Article 25, which guarantees good, healthy living. The judicial judgements have to balance religious sensitivities and environmental harm by putting limits on freedom of religion on the grounds of public order, morality and health. The judgements had to deal with a range of issues, ranging from the use of loudspeakers by religious places of worship, Ganga water pollution, and the ban on green firecrackers in the NCT region, while also exploring the provisions of moral obligation set out in the DPSP(Directive Principles of State Policy).

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Faizan Husssain Wani.

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06/07/2026

Is India becoming a market for unhealthy living?

This article examines the growing crisis of food safety, nutrition, and public health in India, where healthy living is increasingly becoming a privilege rather than a right. From adulterated dairy products to misleading health claims and rising lifestyle diseases, it questions whether profit is being placed above health. It also criticises the incompetence of regulatory bodies in controlling these factors.

Tap the link in the comments to read the full article by Prakriti Prerna.

26/06/2026

We are soliciting submissions for the June-July Issue of the Hindu College Gazette. Articles, long-forms, op-eds, illustrations, and caricatures are welcome around the themes of Politics, Economy, History, Global Affairs, Psychology, Philosophy, Society, Culture, Policy, Law, Governance, and Environment.

Swipe left for submission guidelines in both Hindi and English.

Submissions are open for Hinduites as well as Non-Hinduites. Send submissions at [email protected] before 20th July, 2026.

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