Delhi is witnessing a COVID-19 resurgence fuelled by new strains NB.1.8.1 and LF.7. While infections increase, health authorities assure calm, noting light symptoms similar to those of seasonal flu. Hospitals are on alert, and professionals have called for caution.
by Tanuj Samaddar
On May 13, in Shopian, J\&K, the Indian Army launched Operation Keller, killing top Lashkar-e-Taiba militants, including TRF commander Shahid Kuttay. The op followed recent airstrikes in Operation Sindoor, marking a sharp escalation in India's counterterror efforts amid high border tensions.
by Tanuj Samaddar
Innocent tourists were brutally killed in Pahalgam by Pakistan-backed TRF militants. In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, targeted strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. This article explores the attack, India’s response, and global fallout.
by Saumya TripathiThe rise in sexual assault cases across India has left women questioning their safety in every space—homes, schools, and workplaces alike. This article explores some of the most shocking cases, revealing the grim realities many women endure.
by Saumya Tripathi
Behind every handcrafted masterpiece lies a bitter truth: 20 million Indian artisans trapped in poverty while their heritage is commodified by tech giants. As ancient crafts vanish, can ONDC's revolutionary model reclaim what's been stolen?
by Tanuj Samaddar
The Pahalgam attack turned paradise into a battlefield, exposing security flaws, testing India’s counter-terror strategy, and reshaping Kashmir’s fragile calm.
by Tanuj Samaddar
For nearly ten years, the Chennai Super Kings were more than just a cricket team—they were a feeling, a heartbeat for their fans. With Mahendra Singh Dhoni at the helm, known for his unshakable calm and quiet strength, CSK became a symbol of trust and consistency. This bond with
by Saumya TripathiCensorship and content regulation have long played a role in the production and distribution of artistic works in India. The ongoing journey to strike the right balance between necessary oversight and creative freedom has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years. From films to music, government
by Saumya Tripathi
Delhi is witnessing a COVID-19 resurgence fuelled by new strains NB.1.8.1 and LF.7. While infections increase, health authorities assure calm, noting light symptoms similar to those of seasonal flu. Hospitals are on alert, and professionals have called for caution.
by Tanuj Samaddar
India prepares to evacuate 10,000 nationals from protest-torn Iran, with embassy helplines active post-airspace closure. Speculation swirls on successors like Reza Pahlavi, Rouhani, amid U.S. airstrike threats.
From Tehran’s Grand Bazaar to all 31 provinces, Iran is witnessing a rare nationwide uprising. Crushed by inflation, a collapsing rial, and war-driven sanctions, protesters chant against power itself. What ignited this moment and where could it lead?
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Two Hindu men were lynched in Bangladesh in the last 15 days, with no activism against this act of brutality; the famous activists remain silent.
Recently, four labour codes have been introduced, applicable to both the organised and unorganised sectors, ensuring minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, increased participation of women, and improved compliance to safeguard workers’ welfare across all sectors.
The White House shooting has left the US tense as new details slowly surface. Officials remain quiet about the investigation, and the actions of the Afghan suspect are still not fully known, adding to the growing concern around the attack near the White House.
From turkey tables to temple feasts, November’s Thanksgiving joins Pongal, Onam, Chuseok and Lohri in a global chorus of harvest, kinship and thanks.
ndian cricket pitches are globally known for their spin, slow turn and dramatic fourth-day behaviour. This article compares India’s pitch conditions with those in England, New Zealand and Australia, revealing how climate, soil and cricketing culture shape distinct playing styles across nations.
Delhi is witnessing a COVID-19 resurgence fuelled by new strains NB.1.8.1 and LF.7. While infections increase, health authorities assure calm, noting light symptoms similar to those of seasonal flu. Hospitals are on alert, and professionals have called for caution.
by Tanuj Samaddar
On May 13, in Shopian, J\&K, the Indian Army launched Operation Keller, killing top Lashkar-e-Taiba militants, including TRF commander Shahid Kuttay. The op followed recent airstrikes in Operation Sindoor, marking a sharp escalation in India's counterterror efforts amid high border tensions.
by Tanuj Samaddar
Innocent tourists were brutally killed in Pahalgam by Pakistan-backed TRF militants. In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, targeted strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK. This article explores the attack, India’s response, and global fallout.
by Saumya TripathiThe rise in sexual assault cases across India has left women questioning their safety in every space—homes, schools, and workplaces alike. This article explores some of the most shocking cases, revealing the grim realities many women endure.
by Saumya Tripathi
Behind every handcrafted masterpiece lies a bitter truth: 20 million Indian artisans trapped in poverty while their heritage is commodified by tech giants. As ancient crafts vanish, can ONDC's revolutionary model reclaim what's been stolen?
by Tanuj Samaddar
The Pahalgam attack turned paradise into a battlefield, exposing security flaws, testing India’s counter-terror strategy, and reshaping Kashmir’s fragile calm.
by Tanuj Samaddar
For nearly ten years, the Chennai Super Kings were more than just a cricket team—they were a feeling, a heartbeat for their fans. With Mahendra Singh Dhoni at the helm, known for his unshakable calm and quiet strength, CSK became a symbol of trust and consistency. This bond with
by Saumya TripathiCensorship and content regulation have long played a role in the production and distribution of artistic works in India. The ongoing journey to strike the right balance between necessary oversight and creative freedom has seen its fair share of ups and downs over the years. From films to music, government
by Saumya Tripathi