An essay on India’s institutional decay, corruption, weak work ethic, cargo-cult development, and the absence of deeper civilizational foundations.

An essay on the structure—or lack thereof—of India, examining poverty, corruption, institutional decay, social distrust, and the deeper moral failures behind Indian disorder.

An essay on Canada’s demographic transformation, mass immigration, multiculturalism, failed assimilation, and the civilizational consequences of replacing a cohesive society with ethnic enclaves.

An essay on genuine self-confidence, moral grounding, reason, honor, self-awareness, and why status, power, and external validation cannot create inner strength.

An essay on Modi’s visit to the United States, Indian nationalism, American geopolitical expediency, and the illusions behind India’s supposed rise.

A short note on India’s hawala trade, capital controls, foreign spending taxes, financial repression, and why informal finance emerges under intrusive government systems.

An essay on India’s withdrawal of the INR 2,000 note, demonetization, bureaucratic confusion, state control, and the arbitrary disruption of ordinary life.

Jayant Bhandari examines wokeism as a symptom of civilizational decay, warning that societies without objective morality, restraint, and justice drift toward barbarism.

Jayant Bhandari examines caste, affirmative action, cancel culture, and the damage caused by ideological social engineering in this article for Liberty.

Jayant Bhandari examines wokeness, affirmative action, and victimhood politics, arguing that grievance destroys dignity, merit, and honor.