Tensions Rise in Manipur Over Meitei’s Thangjing Pilgrimage as Kuki Women Block Entry

Tensions flared in Manipur as Meitei pilgrims faced resistance from Kuki-Zo communities blocking access to the sacred Thangjing hills. Protests erupted across buffer zones, citing territorial concerns, while Meiteis asserted religious rights. Authorities urged caution to avoid further hostility.

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Kashmir Border Village Electrified in Solar Project, Milestone Dedicated To Fallen Army Officer

A remote border village in northern Kashmir has been electrified for the first time through a solar energy project. Simari, a village of 53 homes in Karnah Valley near the...

UP’s waterways to boost sustainable, safe, and affordable travel

New Delhi: The Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government is preparing for a major expansion of...

Living in plain sight? Choksi resided near Indian consulate in Antwerp

Fugitive in the Rs 13400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, Mehul Choksi, who was...

Living in plain sight? Choksi resided near Indian consulate in Antwerp

Fugitive in the Rs 13400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, Mehul Choksi, who was...

Despite policy headwinds, India-US trade potential largeand growing: Richard Rossow

‘A lot of the action has to happen with Indian state governments. One thing I’d love to see is a more robustengagement between our...

India-US partnership may result in cooperative ventures but not alliance: Daniel Markey

‘US national security officials would like to see India assume a far greater role in efforts to deter Chinese aggression and limit Chinese influence...

PM Modi’s U.S. visit is the Real Big Deal

Modi’s maiden state visit to the United States are inescapable as the White House gears up to serenade the Indian leader. In an unprecedented...

The Ukrainian counter-offensive

The direction and objectives of the main offensive will only emerge with time, but so far, the actions have been quite tepid. THE SPRING OFFENSIVEFor...

Some wonderful stories from the North Block

A.K. Bhattacharya’s ‘India’s Finance Ministers: From Independence to Emergency’ is a serious book, not meant for the masses. For many years, officials of the Finance...

Govt reforms transformative, will build new India: CII President

R. Dinesh says on the infrastructure side, industry has suggested faster Gatishakti implementation. In an exclusive chat with The Sunday Guardian, CII President R. Dinesh...

Linking espionage with media freedom is a crime

It is not just press freedom, but also the discipline of expression and constant awareness of constitutional protection that are essential. Since childhood, we have...

India’s rise is inevitable: Australian leader

We would like India to choose Australia as a natural partner, says Edward Norman ‘Ted’ Baillieu, a former Premier of Victoria and an Indophile. Prime...

Empowerment schemes strengthen Mamaji’s bond with ladlis, behenas

Women, even those less educated amongst us, refuse to settle for the illusion of progress, or shiny trinkets and demand genuine empowerment. Schemes like...

Inside bloodied East Pakistan, through BSF’s eyes

The book takes a totally fresh look at the Liberation War through the eyes of the Border Security Force (of India) which worked very...

Technology, trust and diaspora: Pillars of India-U.S. partnership

Historically, US-India innovation relationship has been about India being outsourced low end services. With iCET, there’s a paradigm shift. India has access to high...

Cool Breeze

All is Not Well The Pilot vs Gehlot feud has an interesting offshoot in Delhi, with the old guard supporting Ashok Gehlot and advocating that...

Tensions persist in Demchok, Depsang, India-China talks ON

While Indian and Chinese soldiers are respecting the contours of the mutually agreed buffer zone in other places, these specific areas remain unresolved. Despite gradual
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