Ranjan Solomon
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The Unravelling Paradigm and Settler-Colonial Decay | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The political architecture that sustained the state of Israel for over seven decades was built on three foundational pillars: absolute regional military dominance, uninterrupted Western diplomatic shielding, and an economic engine insulated from the moral and political realities of perpetual occupation. Today, that foundation is visibly fracturing under the weight of an unprecedented, multi-front systemic crisis. The long-standing status quo has transformed from a strategic asset into an untenab
World Tourism Day 2026: Redesigning Tourism for People, Not for Profit | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Today, 27 September 2026, is World Tourism Day. The theme chosen for this year is “Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence to Redesign Tourism.” The theme tells us something important about the direction in which the industry wants to move. Artificial intelligence is already being introduced into travel planning, booking, destination management, marketing and the organisation of the tourist experience, and the expectation is that these developments will make tourism more efficient, more perso
The Corporate shot at taking control of ISRO | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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India’s space programme has reached a moment that demands much more than administrative reassurance. The Indian Space Research Organisation, one of the country’s most remarkable achievements in science and technology, is facing an internal crisis at precisely the moment when the government is pushing aggressively to expand the role of private capital in the space sector. Nine employee organisations representing thousands of ISRO personnel have now sought written clarification from the organisati
When Conversion Becomes a Weapon Against the Converted | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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There is something profoundly disturbing about what happened in Nawagaon village in Chhattisgarh on September 10. A Christian woman, Peonbai Sahu (55) died. Her family wanted to bury her according to the faith to which they had belonged for several years. The village objected. After hours of discussion, the family was compelled to agree that the woman would instead be cremated according to Hindu rituals. And once the cremation was completed, a purification ceremony was held in the village temple
Bhagwat’s Words Abroad and the Reality Muslims Face in India | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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There is something profoundly revealing about the contrast between Mohan Bhagwat’s recent international speeches and the condition of Muslims in India. From the United States to Canada and Britain, the RSS chief has presented himself as the spokesman of an India in which religious diversity is not merely tolerated but celebrated. In New York he said that a Hindu who believes Muslims have no place in India cannot remain a Hindu. In Canada, he spoke of India’s civilisational ability to accommodate
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