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A Quiet Reset After Turbulence in Ties

Modi’s Maldives visit is not merely about symbolism — it is about restoring momentum and rebuilding trust There are no permanent friends or foes in...

yesterday 10

Pioneer

India partners with CIS Nations for clean energy and security

As India eyes Net Zero by 2070 and Viksit Bharat by 2047, its strategic engagement with CIS nations unlocks access to critical minerals essential...

yesterday 10

Anandajit Goswami And Animesh Ghosh

Strategic reset in UK and Maldives amid global power realignments

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s four-day foreign tour from July 23 to 26 — his first bilateral outreach after returning to power-carries...

yesterday 10

Ks Tomar

Monsoon musings in an age of climate crisis: Between peril and possibility

In Alfred Tennyson’s Morte d’Arthur, a wounded and dying King Arthur tells Sir Belvedere, one of his most loyal knights and the only Knight of ...

yesterday 9

Hiranmay Karlekar

A Democracy deserves acculturated and active mind

Gandhi foresaw the flaws in elections, long before independence. Today’s youth must rediscover that vision to revive a nation straying from its...

yesterday 10

Js Rajput

Vice President’s sudden exit sparks political storm

On the evening of July 21, at exactly 9:25 p.m., Jagdeep Dhankhar took to his official account on “X” to announce that he had resigned from his...

yesterday 10

Sanjay Kaw

Hindi vs Marathi: From Harmony to Discord

As elections near, Maharashtra’s politics increasingly weaponises language, with migrant workers bearing the brunt of a narrative that contradicts...

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Ramakant Chaudhary

Modi’s UK Visit Heralds a New Phase in Indo-British Ties

PM Modi’s visit strengthens a strategic partnership grounded in shared values and mutual interests Perhaps no country has left as much impact in...

previous day 10

Pioneer

India’s Diplomacy saves Nimisha from Yemen death row

In a remarkable display of decisive leadership and diplomatic finesse, the Modi Government has successfully secured the suspension of the death...

previous day 1

Santhosh Mathew

India Pays as the West Neglects: The Price of Global Warming

As wildfires rage and floods rise, climate change is no longer a future threat — it’s our lived reality. There is global imbalance, India’s unjust...

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Acharya Prashant

The Preamble debate: Revisiting history and constitutional intent

Once again, Congress has raised alarms that the present Government plans to alter the Constitution’s Preamble by removing the words Socialist and...

previous day 10

Manoj Sinha/ramanand Sharma

War without end: Global conflicts rise, humanitarian aid falters

In the uneasy aftermath of a 12-day armed confrontation between Iran and Israel — marked by unprecedented military exchanges and US involvement — a...

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Achana Datta

The Myth of Israel’s ‘Legitimate Security Concerns’

Israel has long used its security concerns as a shield to justify the forceful occupation of Palestinian territories and the infliction of violence...

thursday 2

Abdullah Abu Shawesh

The Monsoon Session: A Legislative Washout

The Monsoon Session of Parliament has been disrupted and adjourned repeatedly, even as important bills await tabling and debate For the last three...

thursday 10

Pioneer

A journey from worldly chaos to divine clarity

Lord Krishna has given plenty of information on this topic in the Bhagavad-Gita. Beginning with, “I am the cause of coming into being of the...

thursday 10

Ajit Kumar Bishnoi

Chandra Shekhar: Last Socialist and his Eternal Legacy to Nation

Former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar, known for his incorruptible integrity and socialist ideals, left behind not just a political legacy but a...

thursday 1

Harivansh Narayan Singh

India’s forest guardians embrace women warriors of climate resilience

On July 20, 2025, the Indian Forest Service (IFS) Association made a historic decision by electing an all-female executive committee for the first...

thursday 10

Satendra Singh

How shifting US policies are hitting India’s informal backbone

This spring, as I walked through America’s iconic cities — New York, San Francisco, Boston, and Los Angeles — it wasn’t the skylines or...

thursday 1

Subhash Misra

Northeast: Sun rises in sunrise states

Once plagued by insurgency and neglect, the Northeast has seen remarkable transformation through inclusive policies, enhanced connectivity,...

23.07.2025 1

Dr Ramanand Garge

End of an era, start of a political shuffle

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s sudden resignation leaves a void and sets off a critical search for a successor The Rajya Sabha has seen many...

23.07.2025 2

Pioneer

Let’s talk about depression!

As per a recent study by the WHO, nearly 4.4 per cent of the world population is suffering from a ‘common mental disorder’ — which is known as ‘...

23.07.2025 4

Rajyogi Brahm Kumar Nikunj Ji

Biofuel: Realising the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047

India’s biofuel journey, spanning over two decades, reflects lessons from failed beginnings and a shift towards multi-feedstock ethanol strategies....

23.07.2025 2

Anandajit Goswami

The strength of synergy: Cooperative federations as pillars of prosperity

On July 5, 2025, when the globe celebrated the International Cooperative Day, the Ministry of Cooperation (MoC) completed four years of its...

23.07.2025 4

K K Tripathy/ S K Wadkar

Who’s afraid of clean electoral rolls?

The process of electoral roll revision is a routine but critical exercise conducted by the Election Commission of India to ensure that the list of...

23.07.2025 2

Rahul Kaushik

Arrest Warrants Against Taliban Leaders

In a landmark move for global gender justice, systemic persecution of Afghan women under Taliban rule is now formally recognised as a crime against...

21.07.2025 3