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Is New York Losing Its Moral Compass?
By Subodh Mishra
A question now demands an honest answer: how did New York City—a city that endured the most devastating terrorist attack in modern history during the September 11 attacks—choose as its mayor a leader whose political…
Venezuela’s People: The Real Victims of a Broken Democracy
By Subodh Mishra
I have personally experienced, firsthand, how cruel and destructive the regimes of Nicolás Maduro and his predecessor Hugo Chávez were. Chávez, after all, went so far as to elevate his personal driver as his political…
It Seems NY forgot his curse of 9/11
By Subodh Mishra
A question now demands an honest answer: how did New York City—a city that endured the most devastating terrorist attack in modern history during the September 11 attacks—choose as its mayor a leader whose political…
Letters, Lobbies and the Line Foreign Leaders Shouldn’t Cross
By Poonam Sharma
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has strongly objected to what it describes as external interference in India’s internal affairs following a handwritten note sent by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to jailed activist…
Modi Era Milestones — India’s Ascent to Economic Prominence
By Harshita Rai
In an era marked by global slowdowns and geopolitical uncertainties, India’s rise to become the world’s fourth-largest economy stands as a defining achievement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s governance and economic…
Redefining Outcome-Based Education in the NEP 2020 Context: A Needonomics Perspective
Rohtak, December 29, 2025- Prof. Madan Mohan Goel, Propounder Needonomics School of Thought, former Vice-Chancellor, and superannuated Professor of Kurukshetra University, delivered a lecture on “Redefining Educational Outcomes: A…
Bangladesh’s Election Math Changes With Tarique Rahman Back in Dhaka
By Poonam Sharma
After seventeen years in self-imposed exile, Tarique Rahman, the acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), returned to Dhaka on Thursday, December 25, 2025. His arrival at Hazrat Shahjalal International…
Judicial Delays and Public Trust: Why Justice Feels Out of Reach for Common Indians
By Harshita Rai
For many Indians, the idea of justice is not defeated in principle—it is defeated by time. A case filed with hope slowly turns into years of waiting, repeated adjournments, and mounting costs. Somewhere along the way, faith…
Is the Opposition Losing the Narrative War Ahead of 2029?
By Harshita Rai
As India moves steadily toward the 2029 general election, the political contest is no longer defined only by seat arithmetic or alliance negotiations. It is increasingly shaped by narrative control—who frames the national…
Redefining Education: A Needonomics Interpretation of Knowledge and Happiness
Prof. Madan Mohan Goel Propounder, Needonomics & Former Vice-Chancellor
Education has always occupied a sacred and central place in Indian civilization—not merely as a means of earning a livelihood, but as a pathway to inner…