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    The Vande Mataram commemoration begins

    Abhishek Vij Countries, religions, and communities that forget their cultural pride become disarmed. India has two inspiring songs: one is the national song and the other is the national anthem. Our country’s national song is Vande Mataram. This inspiring song has a history of 150 years. In these 150 years, Vande Mataram has resonated with.

    No peace, no progress, just promises 

    High-stakes peace talks between Pakistan and Afghanistan’s Taliban government ended in Istanbul this week with no breakthrough, leaving a fragile ceasefire at risk and exposing deep mistrust between the two sides. Mediated by Qatar and Turkey, the meeting was the second diplomatic attempt this month to secure a durable truce after border clashes that have.

    Voter list revision to begin in 12 states from Nov 4 

    Abhishek Vij Opposition parties criticized the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists before the Bihar Assembly elections, but the Election Commission maintained it was necessary to ensure only eligible voters participated and to uphold the integrity of the process by removing duplicate and deceased voters. This process was conducted in Bihar after a 27-year.

    The Gaza gamble: how Pakistan stepped into Israel’s shadow 

    Sheena Sandhu In what intelligence officials describe as a historic shift in regional alliances, Pakistan is reportedly preparing to deploy up to 20,000 soldiers to the Gaza Strip as part of an international stabilisation force. The development, if confirmed, would mark the first-ever operational engagement between Pakistan and Israel, countries that have never recognised each.

    THE BACK-DOOR TAP: HOW THE RBI IS QUIETLY RE-PLUMBING INDIA’S LIQUIDITY 

    Parneet Sachdev Through much of 2025, India has been a study in contrasts: an economy growing faster than most peers yet facing record foreign capital flight. While foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have sold Indian equities in droves, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has responded not with flashy rate cuts, but with a quiet rewiring.

    Deportation of illegal Indian migrants continues 

    Abhishek Vij It is being said that the US has changed its approach towards India after reaching a trade agreement with China. It is hoped that the next round of trade negotiations may result in an agreement that reduces the tariff pressure (25+25) from 50 percent to 15 or 20 percent. Trump calls Modi his.

    RSF’s victory signals a turning point in Sudan’s civil war 

    In a potentially decisive development in Sudan’s civil war, the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Sunday claimed to have seized control of El-Fasher, the last major stronghold of the Sudanese military in the Darfur region. If confirmed, the capture effectively places all of Darfur under RSF control and divides Sudan into two zones of.

    RSS at 100: Not just a celebration, but the foundation of future 

    Rajesh Kumar A famous mantra from the Rigveda, recited by Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh volunteers, captures their core belief in unity and social harmony: “Sangacchadhwam Samvadadhwam Sam Vo Manansi Janatam Deva Bhagam Yatha Purve Sanjanana Upasate”. The essence of which is that we should all live together, and we should all become knowledgeable and wise. We.

    Trump’s dictatorship won’t prevail 

    Abhishek Vij The history of the country and the world is full of incidents where two-faced leaders, wearing the cloak of democracy, gave way to their authoritarian tendencies and made arbitrary decisions. These decisions may throw the world into a furnace of war and no regard for a solution, despite verbal hoarding, as is happening.

    Three turning points that altered the course of modern history 

    October 26 reads like a compact history lesson: a single date linking three very different but consequential moments that reshaped nations — the accession of Jammu & Kashmir to India (1947), the assassination of South Korea’s strongman Park Chung-hee (1979), and the enactment of the USA PATRIOT Act (2001). Each event reflects how crises, power.

    Economic burden of poll promises 

    Abhishek Vij Indian democracy takes pride in the fact that the general elections for the Lok Sabha and state assembly elections are conducted peacefully. Even if some isolated incidents occur, they do not affect the successful completion of the electoral process. It is a characteristic of Indian voters that they readily accept the election results,.