The 21st century has presented India and the world with a set of peculiar challenges. It is a century in which distance between geographical blocs rarely matters, especially not when both ...
Food security encompasses the trifecta of availability, accessibility and affordability of sustenance to fulfil the nutritional requirements of the population. The situation regarding food security in India is somewhat paradoxical. On ...
Delhi liquor scam case: A democratic system without adequate checks and balances will not be sustainable in the long run. It will quickly follow the path of anarchic setup. In that ...
In the world of ‘complex interdependence’, the world is in chaos because of the fragile global economy and geo-political tussles. In the storm-like world conditions, a country that is sailing peacefully ...
The “Quiet Revolution Diplomacy” pertains to India's recent successful endeavours to acquire technology transfer through diplomatic means. This involves negotiating favourable deals with foreign nations and organizations to access cutting-edge technologies, ...
In a giant leap forward, India is embracing the changes brought forth by Artificial Intelligence and incorporating its impact into its national infrastructure. During the FY2023 budget report address, Nirmala Sitharaman, ...
The terrorist nation ‘Pakistan’ has taken continuous recourse to the decade old tactics of playing the victim card in regards to the Kashmir dispute, particularly at the Organization of Islamic Cooperation ...
Financial world is not that simple. Proponents claim that it is rational and devoid of any daily life idiocies. If we fact-check this claim, there is hardly any truth to it. ...
The Supreme Court has fumed the fire in the ongoing debate over freedom of temples from government control. On Friday, the Apex Court, in the case of State of AP And ...
Water, the life-giving elixir is the ultimate paradox. With the ability to both extinguish and create, it is a force to reckon with. It can douse raging infernos and unleash its ...
Swami Ramanand Teerth versus the Nizam: The princely states in British India enjoyed suzerainty. It means that the internal matters of the states were looked after by the states while the ...
Anti-national NGOs: The anti-India brigade in cahoots with their foreign masters have been regularly conspiring to economically, socially and politically harm and balkanise India. To carry out their nefarious anti-India agenda, ...
