Last Updated: October 1, 2026

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    India’s Changing Oil Procurement Policy

    India meets 85 to 90 percent of its crude oil needs through imports. India imports most of its oil from Russia, the US, and Middle Eastern countries. Brazil is also a major oil supplier to India. During the economic crisis following the COVID-19 pandemic, Russia provided significant support to India by supplying oil. Firstly, Russia.

    ‘Operation Prahar’ intensifies in Punjab

    Operation Prahar was launched in Punjab at the start of the new year. This is proving to be a powerful blow against gangsters by the police force. 795 raids were conducted on gangsters in a single day. The government and the police force have made it clear that gun culture, extortion, and daylight robberies will.

    When connectivity becomes a new inequality

    India’s digital revolution has transformed everyday life—from online banking and education to government services and healthcare. But beneath the success stories lies a quieter crisis: millions remain excluded from the digital world, deepening existing inequalities. While urban India races ahead with 5G networks and digital payments, rural and remote regions struggle with unreliable internet, lack.

    Why young Indians are risking everything to migrate

    Across villages and small towns in India, migration has become both a dream and a gamble. Thousands of young Indians, many of them educated, are leaving home each year through legal and illegal routes, hoping to secure jobs abroad. For many families, migration is no longer about ambition alone—it is about survival. Rising unemployment, shrinking.

    The surge in gold and silver prices has disrupted the social order

    The prices of gold and silver are setting new records every day. Within a year, gold in India has given a return of 113 percent and silver 323.38 percent. In just one month, by January 29, 2026, the price of silver had increased by 64.91 percent and gold by 31.64 percent. Such a surge in.

    When education no longer guarantees employment in India

    For decades, education in India was sold as the surest ladder out of poverty. Parents invested their savings, students endured years of academic pressure, and society collectively believed that a degree would translate into dignity and stable employment. Today, that promise is fraying. India produces more than a million graduates every year, yet unemployment among.

    India’s cities are growing, but are they becoming unlivable?

    India’s urban population is expanding at an unprecedented pace. Cities promise jobs, education, healthcare, and social mobility. Every year, millions leave villages behind, drawn by the hope of a better life. But as cities grow, they are also revealing deep cracks in planning and governance. Housing shortages remain one of the biggest challenges. Migrant workers.

    The why of events and lives

    Parneet Sachdev Chairman of Real Estate Regulatory Authority and a leading author In India, the answer to the aforementioned question is often derived from planetary configurations and of course, the ubiquitous karma. In Islamic traditions, it is framed as qismat. Christianity has long debated providence and grace. Buddhism speaks of causation. The vocabulary differs, but.

    Supreme Court slams authorities over stray dog problem

    The Supreme Court has repeatedly expressed concern over the increasing number of stray dogs on the streets and in markets. Now, the Supreme Court has reiterated this concern, expressing its displeasure and stating that state governments are making empty promises regarding stray dogs. It is also regrettable that due to the government’s inaction, unfortunate news.

    PM Modi’s reforms power India’s leap to Global Indispensability

    Tarun Chugh National General Secretary of the Bharatiya Janata Party In an era where the global economic compass often points toward uncertainty, India stands as a beacon of unwavering stability and visionary leadership. Under the transformative governance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the nation has not just navigated the post-pandemic recovery but has fundamentally re-engineered.

    India’s strong condemnation of Pakistan on terrorism

    Recently, Pakistan dramatically denied before the United Nations Security Council that it harbors terrorists. Pakistan also presented a false account of Operation Sindoor and absolved itself of responsibility for the brutal incident in Pahalgam. It described the Pahalgam attack as a routine incident involving Kashmiri militants. How could India accept such lies? Therefore, India’s security.