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.

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?

The Pahalgam attack turned paradise into a battlefield, exposing security flaws, testing India’s counter-terror strategy, and reshaping Kashmir’s fragile calm.

Censorship 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

Kancha Gachibowli’s forest faces erasure as Hyderabad’s growth clashes with ecology—raising urgent questions about India’s urban future and the true meaning of sustainable development.

For years, the world has witnessed human civilizations struggle, fight, kill, and destroy each other for "power". The word "power" itself has left a negative imprint in the hearts of millions of people who have been bruised, battered, and shattered in this never-ending war. Some choose

North Campus: A Paradox of Dreams & Decay Delhi University's North Campus is where India's best and brightest converge, but students live in dingy, expensive, and unclean accommodations. With exorbitant rents, health risks, and exploitative landlords, student life here is a struggle for survival