New Delhi — In times of geopolitical turmoil, criticism often emerges swiftly in democratic systems. Opposition parties have every right to question the government, but moments of global uncertainty also demand strategic patience and careful assessment before conclusions are drawn. … read more
New Delhi — Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi’s sharp criticism of the government’s alleged “silence” over the killing of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has drawn strong rebuttals from political leaders and foreign policy experts, who argue that India’s … read more
New Delhi- The assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may not automatically deliver what the United States and Israel have described as “regime change,” diplomatic experts cautioned on Saturday, warning that the developments could unleash severe repercussions for … read more
New Delhi: Reports that several Indian states are considering restricting social media access for children below 16 have sparked a wider debate on how digital platforms affect young minds and what kind of safeguards are truly effective. Experts point to … read more
New Delhi- The Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has rolled out PRAHAAR, India’s first comprehensive national counter-terrorism policy and strategy, marking a decisive shift in how the country confronts terrorism originating both within and beyond its borders. The policy … read more
Washington — A recent report has suggested that while Gen-Z-led protests have gained momentum globally, they have largely failed to translate public demonstrations into electoral victories or lasting policy influence, citing the latest election results in Bangladesh as a key … read more
New Delhi — For decades, Left-Wing Extremism found shelter in India’s dense forests, drawing strength from alienated tribal populations and revolutionary ideology. The insurgency, spread across central India and often described as the “Red Corridor,” once appeared nearly impossible to … read more
Dhaka: Voters this week opted for balance over extremism and a clear national identity over a return to pro-Pakistan political nostalgia, a recent report observed. Political and defence analyst M A Hossain wrote in the weekly Blitz that the election … read more
New Delhi — India’s services-focused economic growth model is emerging as more resilient compared to China’s manufacturing-heavy approach, according to a media report, as the country continues to maintain its position as the world’s fastest-growing major economy. An article in … read more
New Delhi- With the March 31 deadline approaching, the campaign against Naxalism in India is nearing its concluding phase. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has earlier asserted that the country will be free from Naxal influence by March, stating that … read more