Pan Am plane wreckage that remained untraceable for 74 years has finally been found

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Employer pays Rs 4.25 lakh for driver's surgery. What he said to the doctor is an even bigger lesson in kindness

'National mourning in America': Iran's IRGC issues chilling 9/11-style threat to US

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Dharmendra Pradhan's daughter deactivates IG, LinkedIn as protesters demand her father's resignation, target her university page

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Delhi Police chief gets NSA detention powers but force denies link to CJP protests

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Why US fighter jets use seamless bubble canopies compared to Russian jets

'Driven and courageous': Salman Khan backs student protests, urges education system reforms without political interference

Trump blames AI for viral video of mystery objects thrown from White House window, WH says ‘maintenance’. Who's lying?

FIFA 2026 | 'I am truly sorry': Argentina's Enzo Fernandez, who get red card in final, reacts to loss

PM Modi invokes Chandra Shekhar Azad's 'unwavering patriotism' as NEET protests enter Day 34. Is there a hidden message?

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ICC ODI Rankings: Joe Root jumps big, India trio close in on No. 1 spot

'George Soros playbook': Understanding the foreign funding network around Sonam Wangchuk

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From first discovering BTS on YouTube in 2014 to a decade of eagerly waiting for their every livestream, reality show, concert and comeback- here is why BTS's journey has always felt personal.

A decade of BTS: Why every ARMY takes the K-pop boy band's success personally

That trust is the real strength of democracy. When frugality begins from the top, it naturally flows downward. This is the difference between imposed austerity and austerity adopted voluntarily.

Yogi emerges as a role model of financial discipline

At a time when the international system is becoming increasingly fragmented, these developments also invite reflection on a larger question: whether India’s own civilisational traditions and strategic culture may offer insights into navigating a more uncertain world order.

Civilisational statecraft and India’s diplomatic tradition in a multipolar world

Soft power has been a topic of concern among the foreign policy community for years but it has taken on urgency since the Donald Trump’s first term in office from 2017 to 2021 when he described the European Union as a “foe.”  

Trump 2.0: The world’s military giant is losing the global soft power contest

Operation Sindoor explained: From the Pahalgam terror attack to India’s midnight precision strikes, border firing, mock drills, and nuclear war fears — here’s the complete story of India’s 2025 military response against terror

Operation Sindoor in the newsroom: Covering history in sleepless nights

Byzantium rarely relied on direct confrontation when alternatives existed. It understood that war with equal or superior rivals was often costly and strategically unnecessary.

Byzantine Strategy and the Art of Survival in a Fragmented World

The massive $10 billion Great Nicobar Island Development Project plan is set to turn India's southernmost island into a powerful business and military hub, and experts believe it could shake up the balance of power across the Indo-Pacific region.

India's bold Nicobar development counters China's String of Pearls

BJP surges past majority in West Bengal, ending TMC’s 15-year rule. High turnout, anti-incumbency, corruption scandals, women’s safety concerns, economic slowdown, and internal rifts weaken Mamata Banerjee’s grip, signalling a major political shift in the state.

Bengal Election Results: Jhalmuri to juggernaut, BJP spices up TMC’s rout; voters show no ‘mamata’ for Didi’s 15-year rule

West Asia war and the Strait of Hormuz disruption hit South Asia’s fuel supply chains. Amid crisis, India and Bangladesh are rebuilding ties through energy, trade, and water cooperation, boosting regional stability.

Crisis as catalyst: Recalibrating India–Bangladesh ties

With vertical launch, the missile shoots straight up and then turns mid-air to hit the target. Soldiers can fire from tight spaces without moving position, saving crucial seconds that can decide safety in combat.

Lockheed’s sky-high missile launcher: Crushing drones like never before

Ships from China carrying sodium perchlorate, a chemical used in missile fuel, are believed to have reached Iran. US intelligence has warned that China may also be preparing to supply shoulder-fired rockets, which can target helicopters and low-flying aircraft.

How Beijing’s satellites are winning the Iran war

Even before the Second World War, efforts had been made to construct a more stable global system. Woodrow Wilson’s proposal for a League of Nations following World War I was ultimately rejected by the United States Senate, widely dismissed at the time as idealistic.

From Dumbarton Oaks to Nalanda: The Emerging Strain on the Post-War Order

Democrats have long advocated removing Trump from power for disability to serve through the 25th Amendment of the US Constitution. But these are hollow words: such a move requires the vice president and a majority of the cabinet to inform Congress in writing that the President cannot serve.

Trump 2.0: At home and abroad, doubts over the president’s sanity

A blockade means the US Navy will stop and inspect certain ships. But it is not a total shutdown of the entire strait. Ships carrying oil or goods to or from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and other friendly Gulf countries can still pass freely. 

Strait of Hormuz on Edge: Inside America’s high-stakes naval blockade

India’s approach does not choose between land and maritime power; it deliberately sustains both. Land forces continue to anchor continental deterrence and provide strategic depth, while air and naval assets are developed for power projection and sea denial.

Addressing misconceptions regarding India’s military reforms

The more uncomfortable—and more instructive—question is this: why is India not experiencing similar instability at scale? With a population exceeding 1.4 billion, immense diversity, and persistent inequality, India appears far more vulnerable.

Why India’s youth hustle while South Asia’s protest

Journalists killed in Lebanon highlight a growing war on truth, where reporting facts is becoming as dangerous as the conflict itself

They were there to report. They never came back

Despite heavy strikes under Operation Epic Fury, the United States Central Command has failed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran’s asymmetric tactics stall global oil flows. Donald Trump now faces rising pressure amid troop deployments and falling approval.

Straits of Hormuz highlights limits of America’s military power

At the summit, five key states — Bihar, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Delhi — presented ambitious and transformative roadmaps that strongly support Prime Minister Modi’s vision of Viksit Bharat.

From Bihar’s turnaround to Gujarat’s 190 GW renewables---Can THESE 5 states decide India’s energy future?

Across parts of the US political spectrum, there is a belief that the United States has lost its economic mojo. Complacency, cultural conflict, and regulatory and institutional drift are seen as taking hold just as other economies have grown faster and more ambitious.

Competing by exclusion: The return of economic containment

Just before the Iran war began, Pakistan had launched airstrikes inside Afghan territory against terrorist groups. Now, with the world’s attention fixed on Iran, Pakistan has more freedom to deal with these threats quietly, without attracting much outside criticism.

Pakistan offers peace: Can it really end the US–Iran–Israel War?

“Without a "Exit Strategy" or a "Diplomatic End-State," the alliance could win a tactical battle but lose the strategic fight for regional dominance in ‘Big Power Contestation”.

Has Iran created a TACO moment for Trump? Decoding strategies and limits of military power

Reassessing rules-based order: India, Japan, and ASEAN in changing Indo-Pacific

While India marches towards its Viksit Bharat Mission to become a fully developed nation by 2047, it is making impressive progress on its energy goals. The country aims to build 500 gigawatts of power capacity from non-fossil sources such as solar and wind by 2030.

War drums in West, green energy in Bharat! India powers Global South at Bharat Electricity Summit 2026

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