Article
India Wants to Lead the World—But Who’s Leading Its Classrooms?
India is racing ahead—digitally, economically, and infrastructurally. With a projected GDP of over $5 trillion by 2027, smart cities and...
Yasin Malik and the Exodus: Kashmiri Pandits Recall Their Darkest Days
The winter of 1990 still hangs in memory like a permanent frost. Streets emptied overnight. Locks clanged on wooden doors...
Ganpati Bappa: The Arrival That Awakens, The Departure That Reminds…
Every year, Ganpati Bappa arrives not just in clay, but in consciousness. He doesn’t walk through our doors; he walks...
Hungry Families, Costly Submarines: Pakistan’s Skewed Priorities
Pakistan is doubling down on Chinese built submarines while ordinary families grapple with rising food prices, higher power tariffs and...
Wheat Prices vs Warships: The Real Choice in Islamabad
Pakistan is pressing ahead with Chinese built Hangor-class submarines even as families face higher food bills and steep electricity tariffs....
NATIONAL SPORTS DAY
Every year on August 29, India observes National Sports Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of the legendary hockey player...
General Upendra Dwivedi’s Algeria Visit Strengthens Defence Ties and Shared Fight Against Terror
Chief of the Army Staff, General Upendra Dwivedi, has completed a high-profile official visit to Algeria from August 25...
Army Chief’s Algeria Visit Opens New Chapter in Defence Ties
Chief of the Army Staff, General Upendra Dwivedi, concluded a four-day official visit to Algeria on August 28, in...
Across the Himalayas: How India Nurtured Tibet’s Identity in Exile
When the Dalai Lama fled Tibet in 1959, the Himalayas ceased to be a frontier and became a passage...
Operation Sindoor Shows Why Theatreisation Must Include Information Warfare
When India launched Operation Sindoor after the April 22 terror attack in Pahalgam, the Indian Armed Forces were thrust into...