16 May: A watershed moment in Indian Politics
Today, May 16th remains a landmark moment in Indian politics. It is on this day that two historic BJP governments came to power- the Vajpayee government of 1996 and the Modi ...
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How Brahmos missiles guard the long coastline of India and the waters around it
Working on the ‘Fire & Forget’ principle, Brahmos is the fastest ramjet supersonic cruise missile stealth weapon in the World. The destructiveness of the cruise is reflected in the state of ...
Punjab under AAP is behaving like a country as it vows to stop water sharing with neighboring states
One political controversy after another has been brewing in the state of Punjab, ever since the AAP came to power in the state. Now, the Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) row has snowballed ...
Forget about Oil, Coal and other resources, water management can make India a superpower
The universe has recognised the significance of water for human life. Not just scientific but there is a cultural importance of water in India as well. Its tradition encourages the ritual ...
The Truckers episode in Canada is Trudeau’s political Waterloo
When he was elected as Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau was advertised as a miraculous politician by the dominant spectrum of media. He seemed invincible for many. However, Truckers rallying near the ...
Novel Biotech Solutions for Wastewater Treatment Can Be Employed Across Several Industries
Since the 1970s, biotechnology has garnered attention and proved capable of solving challenges in different sectors like food production, agriculture, and environmental protection. In recent years, however, the adoption of biotechnology ...
Incapacitated to take on India militarily, PLA resorts to wage a water war against India
The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) is an incapable and spineless force. Last year, it faced a major humiliation at the hands of the Indian Army troops in the Galwan Valley. ...
The Indus Water Treaty: Another Nehruvian blunder that must be corrected
In August this year, the parliamentary standing committee on water resources suggested that the government should renegotiate the Indus Water Treaty (IWT). India has been using only 20 per cent of ...
7 decades vs 2 years, how Jal Jeevan mission changed the face of tap water availability in the country
In what can be seen as a massive push towards ensuring adequate water supply to all citizens of the country, the Modi government had planned to invest 3,60,000 crore rupees in ...
Why Taliban will meet its waterloo in Panjshir valley
Acting President of Afghanistan Amrullah Saleh, alongside Ahmad Massoud, the son of legendary anti-Taliban guerrilla leader Ahmad Shah Massoud has put up a defiant front against the Taliban in the Panjshir ...
India is all set to drag China over Mekong river water theft
India’s External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has been invited by the US for the "Friends of the Mekong Ministerial Meeting" which will be co-chaired by US secretary of state Blinken on Thursday ...
India’s nuclear submarine programme is deadly and they are a big blow to China’s blue water navy hopes
China is the epitome of expansionist policies. Beijing does not understand the concept of soft power. Chinese President Xi Jinping wants to dominate the world with intimidation. As a part of ...
