Author: Yathrath Bhardwaj

At 21, I have realised something uncomfortable: most young Indians have strong political opinions, but very few are willing to participate in politics itself. We debate passionately on social media. We criticise policies, question leaders, argue about nationalism, development, unemployment, and foreign affairs. We are informed, expressive, and sometimes even aggressive in our views. Yet […]

“Why am I a proud Indian?”   This is a question every nationalist should ask themselves at least once in their life. Pride should not be blind, borrowed, or passed down without thought. True pride comes from understanding, from feeling, and from willingly accepting the values and responsibilities tied to an identity. If we, as nationalists, […]