Indo-Pak War: Ceasefire or Intermission?

Namrata Giri Blog

Peace with a warring neighbour is not a luxury India can afford. That’s the brutal truth the world must now confront. While a ceasefire may calm the headlines, it cannot erase decades of betrayal, proxy warfare, and broken trust. And yet, financial institutions continue to fund a regime that exports terror while defaulting on its own people. India has no illusions left. The global order must now choose: Will it uphold peace and principles, or continue to enable a regime built on provocation and deceit? Because peace is not a one-sided burden. And India will no longer pay for it alone.

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Prepared for War, Focused on Strategy: India After Operation Sindoor

Prepared for War, Focused on Strategy: India After Operation Sindoor_Namrata Giri

Operation Sindoor was launched as I was finishing this piece, arguing against the case for war. I had to start all over again this morning. And this is the kind of rework that makes me the happiest. At precisely 01:40 hours on the morning of May 07, India's tri-services led precision strikes hit nine identified... Continue Reading →

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Enough of Playing Fair: Why India Must Rethink Its Response to Pakistan’s Terror Strategy

Survival in a proxy war is not about how long you endure — but how quickly you adapt. This article reflects a personal perspective shaped by my keen geopolitical observation: that survival in such a conflict demands more than patience, it calls for strategic evolution and a readiness to fight the war we are actually in, not the one we wish (with a neighbor like Pakistan, yeah this is legit) we were fighting.

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Thailand: A Country That Deserves Better Than Stereotypes

Stereotypes reduce countries to clichés. And when we let them define our expectations, we miss out on experiencing its real essence. Thailand: More Than the Stereotypes Too often, Thailand is unfairly labeled as the "indulgence capital" of South Asia reducing a rich, diverse nation to a single narrative. Thailand is what you look dor in Thailand. Thailand is a land of deep traditions, breathtaking landscapes, and some of the most hospitable people in the world. It’s time to look past the labels shift the narrative.

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What is more important: The institution of marriage or the people in it?

Marriage is a partnership—a space where two individuals come together to grow, support each other, and share a life of mutual respect and love. If that space turns into a battlefield or a prison, it is the people, not the institution, that need our attention, empathy, and care.

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Six Marriage Conversations Every Couple Should Have Before Saying “I Do”

Six Conversations Every Couple Should Have Before Saying “I Do”

Marriage isn’t just a day—it’s a lifetime of shared responsibilities, decisions, and dreams. Too many couples jump into this lifelong commitment without having transparent conversations about the practicalities and expectations that will define their journey. Here are six crucial topics every soon-to-be-married couple should talk about before stepping into this new chapter.

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