Author: TARUN GOYAL
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The Fracture Point: How the 2026 Iran War Broke the Old World Order
The Fracture Point: How the 2026 Iran War Broke the Old World Order Global Order in Transition · West Asia · 2026 The Fracture Point How the 2026 Iran War Broke the Old World Order Multipolarity, Hormuz, and the End of American Certainty By Tarun Goyal · Long Read No treaty was signed to end…
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The 480-Year War: Hindu India’s Epic Resistance to Islamic Invasion
For decades, standard historical narratives systematically minimized the 480-year Hindu resistance to medieval invasions. This feature restores what was stolen, chronicling the fierce, intelligent alliances of warrior-kings who held back the tide for nearly five centuries to protect the core of Dharmic civilization.
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Uber Burned Its Budget, Microsoft Fired Its Own AI Tool, The Enterprise AI Reckoning Is Here.
Companies chased the AI gold rush with blank checks. Now the invoices are arriving and nobody budgeted for this. The memo arrived quietly at companies across Silicon Valley, Wall Street, and beyond: deploy AI, show usage, win the future. C-suites opened the taps. Engineers got new tools. Leaderboards went up. Token counters started spinning. Then…
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Anger Without Hope : Why No Revolution is Coming
Between 2011 and 2014, structural anger and genuine hope converged to dismantle a government. Today, India finds itself in a dangerous holding pattern: the anger is palpable, but a fractured opposition has left the nation completely starved of hope.
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The Architecture of Belonging : India’s Demographic Convergence
In three swift moves – a demographic commission, a legitimised voter-roll purge, and the ghost of a national register – India’s government is constructing something far larger than any single policy. It is building the infrastructure of citizenship itself.
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The Gentic Code Of History : We are currently writing the year 2100
A Deep Study of History1700–1730, 1800–1830, 1900–1930, and 2000–2030 and What the Patterns Reveal About the Century Now Being Written “There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” – Vladimir Lenin History does not move at a steady pace. It accelerates, compresses, and crystallizes and then the crystallized form hardens…
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Western winds in Bengal: Fall of citadel and future impact
The political landscape of West Bengal has undergone a seismic shift. For decades, the state was viewed as an impregnable fortress of Leftist ideology, only to transition into the populist, yet often contentious, era of the Trinamool Congress (TMC). However, the latest electoral outcomes suggest a historic pivot: the rise of a Right-Wing government in…
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With Whom I Slept Last Night
At twenty-six, the phrase “sleeping with someone” usually elicits one of two reactions: a judgmental sneer from the moral police who assume you are contributing to the nation’s overpopulation, or a look of profound envy from your married friends who haven’t seen the inside of a bedroom without a crying toddler in years. Last night,…