Reshmi Pegu

Reshmi is a postgrad student pursuing her Masters in Political Science at Cotton University in Guwahati, Assam. With a keen interest in political theory and public policy, Reshmi combines academic insights with a passion for writing to explore contemporary political issues and engage readers with thoughtful analysis.

Opinion

3 weeks ago

The Great Indian Drift: Why Kamala Harris Risks Losing a Key Voting Bloc

Each election spins the wheel anew, revealing fresh alliances, surprising schisms, and a shift in loyalties that keep pundits guessing. In 2024, one of the more curious developments has been Vice President

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1 month ago

Liz Cheney’s Unlikely Mission: Helping GOP Women Vote for Harris

In a remarkable turn of events, former Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney is signaling to conservative women that it’s possible to support Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential race — and

Opinion

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From Allies to Ambiguity: India’s Diplomatic Dilemma in Bangladesh

In the labyrinthine corridors of South Asian geopolitics, India stands at a precipice with the sudden exit of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The drama unfolded not in the bustling capital of

Reshmi Pegu

The Great Indian Drift: Why Kamala Harris Risks Losing a Key Voting Bloc

Liz Cheney’s Unlikely Mission: Helping GOP Women Vote for Harris

From Allies to Ambiguity: India’s Diplomatic Dilemma in Bangladesh

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