Blogs

Ink, Clay and Resistance

Arnima Chaudhary - MPP 2027

Arnima Chaudhary (MPP 2025–27) writes about how Ink, Clay and Resistance explores the enduring relationship between art and politics. From the cave mu

Why Kerala Politics Fascinates Many?

Gayatri Kezhepat, Program Manager (Minor), Kautilya

As I grew up in Kerala, I never knew how fascinating Kerala politics was to others until I shifted to Hyderabad. As I work in the public policy academ

Mann Ki Baat by Enemies of the State: Strategic Communication Warfare

Manan Ahya - MPP 2027

Manan Ahya (MPP 2025–27) writes that in the age of AI-driven misinformation and digital warfare, strategic communication is no longer optional but cen

Healing The Billion: AI For The Future of India's Healthcare

Anagha TV - PhD- Scholar, KSPP

Anagha TV PhD Scholar writes that India’s healthcare crisis is not merely about infrastructure shortages, but about deep structural inequities that co

Reflections on Proposed Amendments to the POSH Act

Dr. Vasudha Katju - Assistant Professor, Kautilya

The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, otherwise known as the POSH Act, was enacted in 2013. This ha

2036 Olympics: India Needs Athletes Over Arenas

Ansh Bansal - MPP 2027

Ansh Bansal MPP 2025–27 writes that India’s ambition to host the 2036 Olympics must be grounded in strengthening its sporting ecosystem first, because

India and South Korea’s OTT Strategies in 4K

Aryaman Das - MPP 2027

Aryaman Das, MPP 2025–26, writes that: India’s immense storytelling potential is at a critical juncture in the age of OTT platforms, where soft power

Life in the Precariat

Aryaman Chatterjee - Senior Academic Associate, Kautilya

Precarity refers to a state of uncertain existence. It is often used to describe the precariat, a socio- economic group defined by unpredictability in

Epistemology and Power: Critique of Feminist Foreign Policy

Janvi Kaur Chandla - MPP 2027

Gender is engraved in International Relations where women’s ‘lived experience’ is bypassed within the international order. Terms such as sovereignty,