Last Updated: October 31, 2026

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    Morality and Moral Courage: The Foundation of a Strong Nation

    -Iqbal Singh Lalpura The strength of a nation is measured not merely by its economic growth, military power, or technological advancement. The true foundation of a civilized society rests upon two timeless virtues—morality and moral courage. Morality enables us to distinguish right from wrong, while moral courage gives us the strength to uphold what is.

    All You Need to Know About FCRA Act

    The rapid expansion of global financial networks, digital transactions and transnational funding mechanisms has created new governance challenges relating to financial transparency, foreign influence and protection of democratic institutions. Consequently, regulation of foreign financial flows has emerged as an accepted feature of modern governance in many democracies. The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA) should therefore.

    India Introduces First Dengue Vaccine ‘Qdenga’: Eligibility, Benefits and How It Works

    India has approved its first vaccine for the prevention of dengue, a major step in strengthening the country's response

    Why India Lone Critic of Pakistan’s Cross-border Strikes in Afghanistan

    Following Islamabad’s air strikes on the Afghan provinces of Kunar, Paktia, and Paktika in late June, India emerged as the only country to denounce the strikes publicly. New Delhi still continues to condemn Pakistan’s cross-border strikes in Afghanistan at the United Nations. Pakistan was widely regarded as the Taliban’s closest ally and principal backer from.

    Innovation or agitation? The choice before India’s youth

    ~Deepika Bhan Every nation fights a battle for the imagination of its youth, and the same is happening in India also. But the real question is — what kind of future are young Indians being encouraged to dream of? Recently, a handwritten postcard carrying the words ‘Vande Mataram’ travelled into space aboard Skyroot’s Vikram-1 rocket..

    Uncontrolled Crowds During Religious Festivals

    India, the world’s most populous and religious country, can also be called the country with the greatest religious fervor. The sacred sites and traditions of celebrating religious festivals in this country offer the message of salvation to millions. It is a different matter that the uncontrolled crowds of millions of people who gather at these.

    ‘Gill Is a Very Composed Player, and His Captaincy Shows It’: Saba Karim

    Former India wicketkeeper-batter Saba Karim praised Shubman Gill's calm leadership and match-defining contribution in India's six-wicket win

    India Warns UNSC Inaction Is Eroding Global Faith in the United Nations

    India has warned that people’s view of the UN is sinking as it fails to reform the Security Council to make it capable of ending conflicts

    India Not Alone in E20 Transition

    India’s transition to E20 fuel is part of a broader global shift towards cleaner transportation fuels, with many developed and emerging economies already adopting higher ethanol-blended petrol to reduce carbon emissions, improve energy security and lower dependence on imported crude oil. The rollout of petrol containing 20 per cent ethanol (E20) has sparked public debate.

    India bans import of goods made using forced labour

    The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has amended the Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), 2023, to prohibit the import of goods produced

    India Reaffirms Peaceful Resolution of South China Sea Disputes Under UNCLOS

    India on Tuesday said that its position on the issue concerning the South China Sea is "clear and well-known" and emphasised