Was Jeffrey Epstein really involved in cannibalism? Here's what DOJ files reveal

What is 'Condition Red' & why USS Abraham Lincoln's crew is running 24x7

'How do I stop myself', 'I'm not schizophrenic...': Here's what Jesse Strang said in old Reddit posts

How can the USS Abraham Lincoln go more than 20 years without refueling?

'Locked and loaded': After USS Abraham Lincoln, US mobilises missile launchers in Qatar

7 places USS Abraham Lincoln can strike inside Iran's territory

Could USS George HW Bush join USS Abraham Lincoln in Gulf amid US–Iran tensions? Here’s why it stands out

‘I loved the torture video’: Who is the DP World CEO named in Epstein files

Jesse Strang: 'Biologically male', guns at home, behavioural issues - 5 claims on alleged Canada shooter

Who was Jesse Strang, alleged transgender suspect in Canada’s mass shooting? Here’s what reports claim

Rajinikanth fans are celebrating his 75th birthday. Here is a personal reflection on why the Tamil superstar inspires different fans differently, from masses to classes, from south to north of India.

Why I love Rajinikanth is different from why you love Rajinikanth: A lifelong fan dissects his star craze for ‘Thalaivar'

In the years since the Parliament attack, India has invested in institutional capability. The NIA, created after the Mumbai attacks, has demonstrated the value of a specialised national-level investigative body. States have, at varying paces, upgraded their own counter-terror capacities.

JeM’s evolution since the Parliament Attack: Why India cannot lower its guard

India’s naval superiority remains unquestioned. The Indian Navy has stronger platforms, deeper surveillance reach, and greater operational confidence than Pakistan’s fleet. What now requires equal attention is information superiority.

Pakistan’s AI navy: How deepfakes targeting Indian naval leadership signal a dangerous new front in maritime warfare

Kamalesan reportedly argued that entering these places went against his Christian beliefs and that he was also acting out of respect for the religious sentiments of his Sikh troops.

In the army, religion unites and does not divide

Modi has shown no sign of giving in to American pressure, and Putin subtly nudged his host to stick to his policy by saying that “Russia is ready for uninterrupted shipments of fuel to India.”

Putin-Modi summit shows limits of Donald Trump’s global clout

The warmth, the optics and the hugs between the two leaders in an annual summit are enough to send a message to President Donald Trump in Washington and indeed to the whole world that this is a good show of India’s strategic autonomy.

Putin’s India visit is strong on potential but needs a long haul to match the optics

On 04 December 1971, during the India-Pakistan War, the Indian Navy carried out a bold and successful operation that changed naval warfare in our region. 

Operation Trident: Why India celebrates Navy Day on December 4th

India-Russia Summit 2025: Why Russian President Vladimir Putin’s India trip actually matters and why the West will be watching every move

The conversations expected during the Army Chief’s visit will be substantive. Both Armies carry deep, lived experience in counter-terrorism and sub-conventional operations.

A year of deepening defence ties: Why the Indian army chief’s Sri Lanka visit matters

Here's the twist that makes this story explosive. Despite controlling Pakistan's entire military machine, Munir is terrified of Khan. Why? 

The bone in the throat: Munir's unwinnable war against Imran Khan

Asked in a television interview whether he thought Maduro’s days were numbered, Trump replied: “I would say yeah. I think so, yeah.”

Reversing course, Trump pushes for regime change in Venezuela

This is how the India Sri Lanka maritime partnership evolved from routine neighbourly cooperation into a structured, intelligence driven counter narcotics arrangement. It is not loud or dramatic.

Counter narcotics at sea: Why India and Sri Lanka are building a two navy security partnership

In 18 matches in charge of the Indian side in the red-ball format, Gautam Gambhir has guided India to wins in seven matches, along with two draws. However, it is the number of defeats that makes it worse. 

Coach Gautam Gambhir's Test track record: A recipe for disaster or a failed 'transition'?

For those just getting to know our defence marvels, the Martin-Baker Mk16 ejection seat fitted in every Tejas cockpit is supposed to be foolproof. The term zero-zero isnt just marketing jargon, its a lifeline.

Zero-zero ejection: Unspoken limits, fatal Tejas crash

These combined efforts rapidly overpowered Pakistani formations. Joint operations disrupted Pakistan’s hold over Dhaka and other critical regions, breaking both logistical networks and the morale of the occupying forces. 

Indian Army as architect: Structuring Bangladesh’s first military force

By removing digital traces early and often, the state prevents a narrative from forming, which in turn helps suppress physical mobilisation.

How China makes a protest disappear: Inside the machinery of real-time censorship

So here’s the question we should be asking: Is it worth it? Every pilot lost in an airshow is a pilot who won't be available to defend the nation when it truly matters. The entertainment value for a few thousand spectators lasts minutes. The loss is permanent.

The zero margin: Why physics defeated the Tejas ejection seat in Dubai

Bihar has stepped into another five-year term under the double-engine NDA government, steered by the enduring leadership of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, whose two decades at the helm mark a rare feat in Indian politics.

Reflections after Results! Double-engine govt must double the speed to double the income of people in Bihar

International and Pakistani sources describe how drug proceeds move through hawala, shell firms and front people, then land in high-risk sectors such as real estate and construction. Weak ownership transparency and patchy enforcement increase that risk.

Tracking the financial trail: Narco-profits and infrastructure projects in Balochistanac

In the two terms of Ronald Reagan in the 1980s, the government’s anti-drug campaign was focused on cocaine. A new effort to suppress demand came with a slogan coined by the president’s wife, Nancy. “Just Say No” featured in television messages and a long series of speeches.

Once a critic of 'endless wars', Trump wades into the world’s longest war

Shah Rukh Khan's fans may be ageing. But not him. At 60, the man doesn't need orchestrated PR campaigns to stay relevant. And his growing fan base - transcending age groups and continents- is a clear testament to the fact he will remain India's biggest superstar for years to come.  

Shah Rukh Khan at 60 still reigns: A people's King for every generation

On Sunday, a new World Cup winner will be crowned at the D.Y. Patil Stadium as India will have the opportunity to lift the title. It will be India’s second final in three editions, having previously lost to England in a close encounter in 2017. 

Jemimah Rodrigues's record shattering innings sets new benchmark for Indian cricket ahead of World Cup final

Delhi’s post-Diwali smog worsened due to stubble burning, fireworks, and weak winds, exposing political hypocrisy and failed climate action.  People in India's capital struggle to breath in toxic air. How did we reach here, once again?

Desolation by Smog: Politics polluted Indian capital Delhi, and we're GRAPpling with our own mess, once again

While the temporary peace has eased tensions for now, it doesn’t solve the deeper differences between the two powerful nations. Their economies are separating in many areas, and both are competing fiercely for global dominance, especially in fields like artificial intelligence.

US-China deal eases tensions, but deeper economic rifts remain

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Why I love Rajinikanth is different from why you love Rajinikanth: A lifelong fan dissects his star craze for ‘Thalaivar'

JeM’s evolution since the Parliament Attack: Why India cannot lower its guard

Pak’s AI navy: How deepfakes targeting Indian naval leadership signal new front

In the army, religion unites and does not divide

Putin-Modi summit shows limits of Donald Trump’s global clout

Putin’s India visit is strong on potential but needs a long haul to match optics

Operation Trident: Why India celebrates Navy Day on December 4th

India-Russia Summit 2025: Why Vladimir Putin’s India trip actually matters

Year of deepening defence ties: Why Indian army chief’s Sri Lanka visit matters

The bone in the throat: Munir's unwinnable war against Imran Khan

Reversing course, Trump pushes for regime change in Venezuela

Why India and Sri Lanka are building a two navy security partnership

Gambhir's Test track record: A recipe for disaster or a failed 'transition'?

Zero-zero ejection: Unspoken limits, fatal Tejas crash

Indian Army as architect: Structuring Bangladesh’s first military force

How China makes protest disappear: Inside the machinery of real-time censorship

The zero margin: Why physics defeated the Tejas ejection seat in Dubai

Double-engine govt must double the speed of Bihar people

Tracking the financial trail: Narco-profits and infra projects in Balochistan

Once a critic of 'endless wars', Trump wades into the world’s longest war

Shah Rukh Khan at 60 still reigns: A people's King for every generation

Jemimah's record shattering innings sets new benchmark for Indian cricket

Desolation by Smog: How politics polluted India’s capital Delhi, once again

US-China deal eases tensions, but deeper economic rifts remain