Why Shukri Conrad’s ‘We Wanted India to Grovel’ Remark Triggered a Racism Row
South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad found himself at the centre of a storm on November 25 after he explained his team’s decision to bat deep on Day 4 of the ...
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A Dormant Giant Awakens After 12,000 Years, How Ethiopian Volcanic Ash Drifted Towards India: The Science Behind the Rare Hayli Gubbi Eruption
In an extraordinary geological event, Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia silent for nearly 12,000 years erupted on November 23, 2025, sending a towering plume of ash 13–15 km into the atmosphere. ...
Borders Can Change: Why Rajnath Singh’s Sindh Remark is India’s New Message to Pakistan
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s recent statement “Sindh may return to India someday… borders can change” has triggered a wave of political and strategic debate across the region. But this remark did ...
India Rising: PM Modi’s G20 Vision in Johannesburg Signals New Leadership Role in a Transforming Global Order
At the inaugural session of the G20 Summit in Johannesburg—historic as the first-ever G20 hosted on African soil—Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered a powerful message that underscored not just India’s priorities, ...
How ‘Project Ranjeet’ India’s Pursuit of 2,200 Futuristic Tanks is Set to Transform Battlefield Dominance?
In a landmark modernization push, the Indian Army has accelerated its hunt for 2,200 Next-Generation Main Battle Tanks (MBTs) under the ambitious Project Ranjeet, a program set to redefine India’s armored ...
$93 Million US Deal: How Javelin Missiles Will Enhance India’s Anti-Tank Dominance?
At a time when India’s defence modernisation is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, the United States has cleared a major military sale worth $93 million, involving advanced Javelin anti-tank missiles and ...
India Finally Breaks the CFIT Curse: Indo–German LiDAR Pact Gives HAL a Technological Edge Pakistan and China Can Only Dream Of
For years, India’s military helicopter crews have flown missions that most armed forces would consider too dangerous to attempt. From landing in blinding whiteouts in Siachen to threading narrow valleys in ...
Bangladesh as the Second Front: LeT’s Anti-India Adventure in the East
A chilling development in South Asia’s security landscape has emerged: Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), under the ideological influence of Hafiz Saeed, is reportedly planning to open a new front against India — not ...
Danger Ahead for India: Emerging Threat of Female Suicide Squads Imitating a Radical Playbook
Evidence emerging in the investigation of the Red Fort blast suggests a chilling new evolution in extremist tactics: the adoption of trained, all-female suicide squads drawing inspiration from female suicide squads ...
India Witnesses Resurgence of Islamist Terrorism: Renewed Crackdown in Kashmir Signals Return of Old Threats
In a stark reminder of the persistence of extremist networks in the country, India is once again witnessing the resurgence of Islamist terrorism, with security agencies mounting one of their largest ...
“India stopped doing it”: Trump Signals Tariff Cut for India, Claims New Delhi Has “Stopped Doing the Russian Oil” as Trade Talks Advance
US President Donald Trump on Monday reaffirmed his stance that India has drastically curtailed imports of Russian oil, adding that his administration is now considering lowering the steep tariffs imposed on ...
How the New Military Garrisons Fortifying ‘Chicken Neck’ Will Mark a Turning Point in India’s Eastern Frontier Border Defence
In a decisive move to secure one of India’s most sensitive and strategic regions, the Indian Army has established three new military garrisons along the Indo-Bangladesh border at Bamuni near Dhubri ...
