A Shaw

A Shaw is a communications graduate and an independent researcher working at the intersection of narrative sovereignty, civilisational history, and national security. Shaw is the author of One Year After Baisaran Valley: Abu Musa Kashmiri's Confession and Its Doctrinal-Strategic Implications for India (2026).
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India for sale

The institution — Ford, Rockefeller and the architecture of development
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Page 112: How Khudiram became a terrorist in a Bengal schoolbook 

How Rowlatt's word outlived the empire, and love of the land became “jingoism”
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India for sale

The state — intelligence, political money and strategic dependence, 1947–1991
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Why the Kashmiri Pandits won’t stop getting killed in the Valley

In August 2026, a letter began circulating with the kind of detail no distant propagandist could invent. It named roughly half a dozen Kashmiri...
Media

How India’s critical media actually works

Funding, serving interests and the politics behind independent media
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Why Vande Mataram remains contested even after 80 years

God and Caesar, church and state, spiritual authority and temporal authority, have been a prevailing dualism in Western culture. Only in Hindu civilisation were...
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Pakistan’s fourfather problem

Why this Islamic republic has struggled with its identity
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The hypocrisy of the US

FARA is sovereignty, FCRA is persecution? The theo-politics of American pressure on India
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CJP did not call off its protest. It ran away.

Pradhan’s resignation changes nothing. Article 311 reform and the 130th Amendment could - but INDI Alliance doesn’t want them.
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The 2026 FCRA Amendment Bill is inevitable

Foreign funding, missionary networks and India's fight for sovereignty 
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