What do great statesmen do? Well, they learn from the experiences and mistakes of their contemporaries and predecessors. And this is exactly what PM Modi is doing amidst the Sri Lanka ...
War is more often implied with the physical confrontation of two or more armies for the interest of their people or nation. But when people are internally bleeding to a slow ...
Ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s trip to Lumbini, Nepal next week, Kathmandu has decided to ditch the Chinese camp and initiate talks with India for the development of the West ...
In the wake of rising humanitarian crisis in Sri Lanka, India reportedly will soon provide another round of assistance to Sri Lanka It will help India strengthen people-to-people connection as well ...
Ever since PM Modi came to power, the Modi government has taken up multiple efforts to strengthen India’s bond with Lankan Tamils It is unfortunate that in spite of having an ...
In international relations, there are no permanent friends or permanent enemies, the only thing permanent is the nation’s interest. And, India’s interest lies in its self-reliance in every round of things. ...
Karnataka, the state which houses the silicon valley of India, is all set to get 3 billion dollars in investment from International Semiconductor Consortium (ISMC). ISMC is a joint venture between ...
Those who rule the waters rule the world. This phrase is used to describe the strategy followed by the British empire around the world. Being the strongest Naval power of the ...
What can bring the politicians of ideologies far apart on the same page? Well, for the politicians of south Indian states it’s the hate for the Hindi language. The recent controversy ...
There is only one bond which exists between Pakistan and Afghanistan and that is of Universal expansion of Islamism. However, no matter how big a brotherhood is, there is always a ...
After decades of failure to have an indigenous semiconductor industry, India is finally making all possible efforts to have a thriving semiconductor ecosystem. Semicon India Programme with a production linked incentive ...
“There's a point at 7,000 RPM where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. It just disappears. All that's left, is a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM, that's where ...
