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Indian destroyer collides with Pakistani frigate in Arabian Sea
In the early hours of September 15, 2026, a routine patrol by an Indian Navy...
Indian Stock Market Today: Crude Oil Near 108, Fed Rate Hike Bets Rise What It Means for Sensex, Nifty and Rupee
Indian stock markets are facing a fresh wave of uncertainty as Brent crude remains above...
9/11 at 25: The Day That Changed America — and Reshaped the World
Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, the smoke has disappeared but the consequences remain. From the World Trade Center and Pentagon to Afghanistan, Iraq, national security and civil liberties, 9/11 reshaped America and the world in ways that continue to define 2026.
India’s 7.8 GDP Growth Sparks a Data War: What the Numbers Really Tell Us
India’s latest economic growth figures have produced an unusual spectacle: a number that should have...
‘New Labels to Hide Failures’: Opposition Slams PM Over ‘Dimagi Naxal, Naraz Fufa’ Remarks at SRCC
New Delhi witnessed a pointed confrontation in the Lok Sabha on Thursday as opposition parties...
US Diesel Prices Hit Record $5.85 a Gallon as Iran War, Supply Crunch Push Fuel Costs to New High
U.S. diesel prices have surged to a record $5.85 per gallon, surpassing the previous 2022 high as the Iran conflict, global fuel-supply disruptions and historically tight diesel inventories drive prices sharply higher. The latest surge is putting growing pressure on trucking, agriculture, businesses and American consumers.
India Holds ‘Frank’ BRICS Talks on Summit Declaration as West Asia Conflict, Maritime Security Take Centre Stage
India is engaged in candid negotiations with fellow BRICS members over the wording of the...
Iran May Have Little Left to Lose: Why America’s Economic Squeeze May Not Force Tehran to Bend
Iran’s economy is under unprecedented pressure as the United States expands sanctions targeting oil, finance and trade. But after decades of surviving economic isolation, Tehran may have developed enough alternative networks and strategic partnerships to withstand further pressure. The bigger question is whether Washington can turn economic pain into political concessions—or whether maximum pressure will only deepen Iran’s resistance.
Why Are Sugar Prices Rising in India Centre Lists Five Key Reasons Behind 6070 Retail Spike
New Delhi: Why are sugar prices rising? The price of white sugar in India’s retail...
India Replaces Indonesia as Asia’s Least-Preferred Stock Market in BofA Survey as Investors Flag AI Gap, Growth Concerns
India has replaced Indonesia as Asia’s least-preferred stock market in Bank of America’s latest fund manager survey, with investors raising concerns over limited AI exposure, economic growth, high valuations and reforms despite strong corporate earnings and renewed foreign investment.
80 Years of Freedom: Is India Truly Free to Shape Its Own Future
** India is celebrating its 80th Independence Day, but the question remains: is the country truly independent? With its growing economy, technological advancements, and increasing global influence, India is poised to become a major player on the world stage. But to achieve true strategic independence, India must address its dependencies on external powers and convert its scale into power. Can India become a genuine superpower by 2047 and challenge the likes of the United States, China, and Europe?
FCRA Amendment Bill 2026 Sent to 31-Member JPC: Why India’s Foreign Funding Law Has Become a Political, Federal and Global Flashpoint
The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026 has been referred by the Lok Sabha to...
Oil as a Weapon: The Energy Battle Reshaping the World
"The world's most strategic waterway, the Strait of Hormuz, has become a flashpoint in the global energy battle, with oil prices and supplies hanging in the balance. As tensions rise, the consequences for the global economy, energy security, and international relations are far-reaching, with India and other major oil consumers facing particular challenges."
BJP faces crisis after bypoll loss
** The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is facing a crisis of identity and credibility after its recent bypoll loss in Bankipur, highlighting the need for introspection and a revamped strategy to reconnect with voters, particularly the youth.
Jammu and Kashmir Statehood Demand: Why the 7-Year Wait After Article 370 Abrogation Continues
The demand for statehood in Jammu and Kashmir has acquired renewed significance, representing political representation, greater accountability, and institutional autonomy, as the region continues to grapple with the consequences of the abrogation of Article 370 seven years ago.
Behind the Uniform: Families of Injured Delhi Policemen Break Their Silence After CJP Protest Violence
** The families of injured Delhi police officers are breaking their silence after violent clashes during the July 20 CJP protest, sharing stories of brutal assaults and emotional trauma, and calling for a more nuanced approach to managing protests to prevent such violent clashes in the future.
The Middle East on the Brink: U.S. and Saudi Strikes on Iran Signal a Dangerous New Phase of War
The Middle East stands at one of its most perilous moments in decades. What began...
The New World Disorder: Trump’s Tariffs, Iran Crisis, and AI Regulation Are Redefining Global Power in 2026
The post-Cold War world was built on a simple premise: economic integration would reduce conflict,...
