Congress rethinks alliance strategy in Bihar

Congress is considering contesting Bihar elections alone,...

New agreements essential for India-Japan aquaculture cooperation

Japan should accelerate imports from India that...

In Madhya Pradesh, budget blends continuity and change

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Plundering the Seas: How China’s Illegal Fishing Threatens Global Stability

China's distant-water fishing fleet is causing widespread environmental damage and economic instability, particularly off Argentina’s coast. Engaging in illegal practices, these ships exploit marine resources and evade enforcement measures. Global efforts to curb the fleet’s impact remain inadequate, threatening both ecosystems and geopolitical stability.

Islamist surge in Bangladesh: ISI backs radical revival under Yunus regime

Bangladesh’s instability grows under Yunus’s interim government, with radical Islamist groups gaining influence. ISI-backed activities are escalating. This surge threatens regional peace, especially affecting India’s northeastern states.

Modi’s vision strengthened: Rs 7,000 crore deal for 307 Advanced ‘Make in India’ artillery guns

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi led cabinet committee on security on Wednesday cleared the...

ACB acts on ‘Sunday Guardian’ expose: FIR filed against Satyendra Jain over CCTV bribe scandal

New Delhi: The Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) of Delhi has officially registered an FIR against...

Yogi govt extends financial aid to 8 lakh families through NFBS

New Delhi: Under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Uttar Pradesh government has...

Plundering the Seas: How China’s Illegal Fishing Threatens Global Stability

China's distant-water fishing fleet is causing widespread environmental damage and economic instability, particularly off Argentina’s coast. Engaging in illegal practices, these ships exploit marine resources and evade enforcement measures. Global efforts to curb the fleet’s impact remain inadequate, threatening both ecosystems and geopolitical stability.

Islamist surge in Bangladesh: ISI backs radical revival under Yunus regime

Bangladesh’s instability grows under Yunus’s interim government, with radical Islamist groups gaining influence. ISI-backed activities are escalating. This surge threatens regional peace, especially affecting India’s northeastern states.

Environmental Colonialism: China’s Debt Diplomacy Fuels Zambia’s Ecological Crisis

Early on February 18th, communities in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province confronted an environmental catastrophe that shattered their economic security overnight. A massive failure at Sino-Metals...

Taiwanese TSMC’s $100bn semiconductor investment in the US bespeaks of a resilient ecosystem

Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, led by TSMC and Gudeng, is aligning with U.S. policies while strengthening global supply chains. The nation is learning from Ukraine’s resilience, planning for potential conflicts, and adapting strategically. India can learn from Taiwan’s SME-driven semiconductor ecosystem and crisis-response strategies.

Top LeT commander killed in targeted ambush deep inside Pakistan

Abu Qatal Sindhi, a senior commander of the Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Dina City, Jhelum, on...

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A Step in the Right Direction Charu Singh is the trustee of the Kisan Trust, organised the Aparajita Samaroh (2025) in Delhi on Women’s Day....

The Machinery of Deception: How disinformation campaigns target India

Recon, Design, Build, Seed, Copy, Amplify, Control, Effect: The Disinformation Kill Chain.   MUMBAI: In the sprawling digital landscape of modern India, an invisible war rages...

It’s India’s moment as globalisation witnesses a new dawn

As Trump’s protectionism threatens to unravel decades of global integration, India stands at a crossroads. It can seize this moment to redefine globalisation and...

The derailed train from Balochistan

The Baloch independence issue has been festering since Pakistan’s independence in 1947 when the princely state of Kalat was allowed to choose between joining...

Ranya Rao’s arrest uncovers international smuggling operations

New Delhi: The arrest of Kannada actress Ranya Rao has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry and beyond, unveiling a complex gold smuggling operation...

Nationalism rising in Balochistan in face of Pak’s repressive crackdown

Baloch insurgency intensifies; Pakistan’s crackdown fuels separatist resistance, human rights violations, and geopolitical instability in South Asia.   NEW DELHI: In Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest and most...

USAID’s Nepal spending under scrutiny

USAID’s financial activities in Nepal reveal strategic funding aimed at political influence and governance. New Delhi: USAID’s financial activities in Nepal, as evidenced by data...

Winning the Budget battle in the U.S.

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) reveals daily evidence of how unbridled government spending wastes billions while lining the pockets of favoured contractors...

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Union Cabinet Minister Hardeep Puri hosted a tea for women journalists to celebrate Women’s Day. Apart from the delicious snacks served at the event...

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