Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    Punjab’s growing appeal as a hub for investment 

    Punjab is emerging as a dynamic investment destination, actively promoting industrial growth and fostering an investor-friendly environment across multiple sectors. The state’s proactive approach to attracting investments is spearheaded by Invest Punjab, the unified regulatory authority, which provides seamless facilitation for businesses, ensuring transparency, ease of operations, and world-class infrastructure for enterprises looking to establish.

    Indians in the grip of digital addiction

    Abhishek Vij Digital addiction is rapidly emerging as a critical social issue in India, with Kerala being the first state to bring significant attention to it. This addiction affects children, young people, and older adults alike, involving extensive time spent playing online games and engaging in digital activities. Despite ongoing efforts by security agencies to.

    The story behind France debunking Pakistan’s military myths 

    The French Navy has directly challenged a Pakistan based media outlet for circulating false claims about India’s military operations and alleged air engagements with Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, an attack that killed 26 civilians. What began as a single misleading report has now developed into a wider debate on.

    Punjab’s new culture of reading 

    Libraries across Punjab are undergoing a quiet but significant transformation, reshaping reading habits in villages, towns and schools. The state government’s focused push to create new reading spaces and revive old ones has begun to change how communities, especially young people, access books and learning resources. What was once seen as a fading culture is.

    Beyond Boundaries: The Journey from Attachment to Awareness 

    By: Dr Tanu jain It happened somewhere above the clouds — on a quiet flight when I noticed a small argument unfold a few rows ahead. A group of friends, all grown-ups, were quarreling about where to sit. Each wanted to sit near their favourite person, their chosen comfort zone, as if a few inches could.

    THE HIDDEN WEIGHT OF SMALL DECISIONS 

    How not to allow these to overwhelm you Parneet Sachdev It often begins in the smallest of ways. You wake up, reach for your phone, scroll a few moments longer than you should. What to make for breakfast? Shall I message back just now or shall I call? There is less time, shall I take.

    Baseless US report rejects India’s Operation Sindoor success 

    Abhishek Vij Wars are no longer fought solely on the battlefield. These days, wars are waged even after the war, a strategy known as propaganda warfare. The narrative of victory and defeat is also shaped by which side’s position is accepted in this propaganda war. US President Donald Trump has, from the outset, attempted to.

    How digital tools are powering a new terror wave 

    With the blast inside Delhi’s Red Fort, a ‘white collar’ terrorist module ended a 14-year lull and revived memories of the Indian Mujahideen’s urban bombing campaign that shook India through the 2000s. Yet investigators say the Delhi attack was markedly different. Early findings indicate that this was not a sleeper cell or a remnant of.

    The last breaths of a movement

    For years, the Maoist insurgency was seen as India’s most unyielding internal conflict, a shadow war spread across forests, hills and remote tribal regions. That landscape has changed decisively. The killing of Madvi Hidma, one of the most feared Maoist commanders, on November 18, 2025, followed by another encounter the next day that left seven.

    Extradition of Anmol Bishnoi

    Abhishek Vij India has extradition treaties with several countries. Under these treaties, terrorists and economic fugitives can be arrested and brought back to India from abroad. Among the most vocal terrorists in the United States is Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, and Anmol Bishnoi, brother of notorious gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, is also a wanted criminal. In April.

    Marriage: Between Companionship and Choice in a Changing World 

    By: Dr Tanu jain It’s a familiar scene at many Indian gatherings — an evening filled with laughter, the aroma of tea and samosas, and conversations that soon drift, almost inevitably, to one subject: marriage. Parents lean forward with hopeful curiosity, uncles and aunties exchange glances, and the inevitable question comes — “So, when are you.