Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    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..

    Pakistan’s Khalistan hypocrisy: Historic Gurdwara Under Attack

    Vicky Nanjappa By backing the Kha l i s t an movement , Pakistan has tried to project itself as the champion of Sikhs. The narrative that Islamabad has tried to set through the Khalistan movement is that India is an aggressor when it comes to Sikhs and hence a separate nation for the community.

    New Army Chief, New Strategy

    ~Abhishek Vij After assuming charge, the new Army Chief Dheeraj Seth took the guard of honour at South Block in New Delhi on Wednesday. Giving a new message to the Indian Army after assuming charge, the Army Chief said that the enemy is standing with an eye on our borders. Our aim should be victory.

    Monsoon arrives in North India

    ~Abhishek Vij Following the south, the monsoon has arrived in eastern India. Floods are wreaking havoc in Assam. However, as soon as the monsoon entered Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, reports of floods began to emerge. While the monsoon is expected to arrive in Punjab by July 3rd or 4th, continuous rainfall in.

    Pakistan-Sponsored Terror Has a New Face, and Punjab Must Remain Vigilant

    For decades, Punjab has borne the scars of terrorism. The state paid an enormous price in blood before peace finally returned. Today, there are worrying signs that old methods of destabilisation are returning in a new avatar. The name increasingly appearing in investigations across Punjab, Haryana and Delhi is Shahzad Bhatti, a Pakistan-based gangster whom.

    Gurukul Diplomacy in Austrian School

    Interesting indeed. Indian Ambassador to Austria Shambhu Kumaran read stories from the Panchatantra to school children in Vienna, highlighting the growing cultural connect between the two nations. The Indian Embassy has also published a German-language translation of the Panchatantra for Austrian school children. The video shows the children listening to the stories as the Indian.

    Why Foreign Companies Averse to Invest in China

    China’s President Xi Jinping has repeatedly emphasised at high-level meetings with world leaders and corporate heads that his country is keen to attract foreign investments, even though recent events have brought into question the safety and viability of those potential investments. It highlights that world’s top business leaders that Jinping has addressed at meetings in.

    Petrol and Gas Prices Should be Reduced

    Despite minor tensions, the Strait of Hormuz has reopened after the ceasefire between the US and Iran. It is in the interest of all Gulf countries, including Iran, to ensure unhindered passage of containers carrying the petrol and gas they produce, which constitute a fifth of the world’s total supply. The situation in the Gulf.

    The Challenge of El Nino and Resolve for Water Conservation

    ~Dr. Rajbhushan Chaudhary: Union Minister of State, Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India Today, Earth’s environment stands at a crossroads where the signs of nature are becoming increasingly pronounced and the traditional cycle of seasons appears to be profoundly affected. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with his foresight, had clearly indicated as early as the.

    Voices for Peace: Talks are Welcome, But Who is that Authority in Pakistan?

    ~Jayanta Bhattacharya Many prominent citizens from both India and Pakistan have reportedly come together to appeal to Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Shehbaz Sharif to end decades of hostility between the two nations which, despite being the ideal option otherwise, remains an uphill task in this case, with ground realities in Islamabad complicating prospects of.

    New electric vehicle policy approved in Delhi

    The Delhi government on Monday approved a new electric vehicle (EV) policy under which all electric cars with an ex-showroom price of Rs 30 lakh or less in Delhi will be given 100 percent exemption in road tax and registration fees. Under the new policy, people buying two-wheelers will get a subsidy of Rs 30,000.