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NDA Seat Sharing Talks For Bihar Polls To Be Concluded By August End

By Rahil Nora Chopra With the high-stakes battle for Bihar inching closer, the ruling National Democratic Alliance (NDA) had taken up the decision to fight the upcoming assembly elections with Nitish Kumar as the chief ministerial face and is expected to finalise its seat-sharing formula soon as major allies...

Jun 13 · >

Dialogue, Dialogue And Only Dialogue Can Teach Pakistan Right Lessons

By Nitya Chakraborty More than a month after the pause of India’s Operation Sindoor on May 10 at 5 PM, time has come to state it in candid terms that our Prime Minister’s doctrine of New Normal in respect of relations with Pakistan has failed to convince the major...

Jun 12 · >

For 800 Million Indians Struggling With Basic Nutrition, Healthcare, GDP Rankings Are Irrelevant

By P. Sudhir The CEO of NITI Aayog has asserted that India has emerged as the fourth-largest economy. He was at least truthful enough to concede that this was based on the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) projections for 2025-26 in its World Economic Outlook. Through further elaborations, we precisely...

Jun 12 · >

Bihar Is Now Narendra Modi’s Laboratory For The Experiment Of Dalit Politics

By Arun Srivastava Traversing from Maharashtra trough Uttar Pradesh, the Dalit politics has acquired a new dynamics and character in Bihar. Saffron ecosystem, especially Narendra Modi, intends to exploit this new kinetics for winning the 2025 assembly election and further consolidating his personal mass base and appeal. With this...

Jun 12 · >

Anti Immigration Protests Spreading To Many More Cities Of America From Los Angeles

By T N Ashok LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles anti-immigration riots continued unabated for the third day as the city’s mayor Karen Bass clamped curfew on downtown LA and the protests spread to other blue states demonstrating an uneven fight between the democrats and the republicans. While California Governor Gavin...

Jun 12 · >

World Has Missed The Target Of Eliminating Child Labour By 2025

By Dr. Gyan Pathak In 2015, the United Nations set a goal to end child labour worldwide by 2025 but progress has been slow and halting. World has missed the target. It has 138 million children between 5 and 17 years of age in child labour, while South Asia...

Jun 12 · >

Trump’s Battle In California Is Not Only Against Mexican Immigrants But Also Against Mexico

By Sushil Kutty Mexico or ‘Mehico’? Mexicans have never stopped calling Mexico ‘Mehico’, just like Mumbaikars never stopped Bombay ‘Mumbai’ in their heads throughout the British Raj. And ‘Mehicans’ have always considered California Mexico’s land, taken by force sometime in the past when the American wild west ran afoul...

Jun 12 · >

Gender Gap Closes At Fastest Rate Since Pandemic But Full Parity Remains 123 Years Away

By Satyaki Chakraborty The global gender gap has closed to 68.8%, marking the strongest annual advancement since the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet full parity remains 123 years away at current rates, according to the World Economic Forum’s Global Gender Gap Report 2025, released on June 12 in Geneva.. Iceland leads...

Jun 12 · >

Prison Overcrowding In India Is Truly The Story Of Overwhelming Apathy

By Tanishka Goswami, Shikhar Aggarwal Man is not made better by being degraded. In Mohd. Giasuddin v. State of A.P. (1977), Justice Krishna Iyer famously remarked: “Our prisons should be correctional houses, not cruel iron aching the soul.” In this backdrop, the Supreme Court has emphasised over the years...

Jun 12 · >

Proper Connectivity Is Crucial For Making Tourists Stay Enjoyable In Minicoy

By Effgeemaliku Minicoy, the southernmost island of the Lakshadweep archipelago, lies approximately 400 kilometres off the coast of Kochi, Kerala, in the Arabian Sea. Known for its vibrant coral reefs, distinct Maldivian culture, and strategic location near the Nine Degree Channel, this remote island is a paradise for its...

Jun 12 · >

Massive Anti-Trump Demonstrations Are Planned In U.S. Cities On June 14 To Mark “No Kings Day”

By Mark Gruenberg WASHINGTON: In the aftermath of the Los Angeles immigration raids of the last several days, organizers expect the nationwide “No Kings Day” protests on June 14 to be massive, and they are doing everything in their power to ensure the demonstrations are peaceful and that the...

Jun 12 · >

U.S.-China Trade Talks In London Form The Basis Of Early Agreement On Contentious Issues

By Nitya Chakraborty The high level delegations of United States of America and China concluded their two day trade talks in London on Tuesday agreeing to take forward the course of negotiations for further promoting steady and healthy development of economic and trade ties between the two largest economies...

Jun 11 · >

CJI Gavai’s Home Truths Give His Tenure An Impactful Beginning Despite Its Brevity

By K Raveendran Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai has taken over the reins of the Supreme Court with a kind of moral clarity and institutional courage that is rarely seen, especially in what is to be a short tenure. In his limited time at the helm, he has...

Jun 11 · >

India’s Changing Demography And The Challenges Ahead

By Dr. Gyan Pathak India’s demography is changing faster as per the UNFPA’s 2025 State of World Population (SOWP) report which has estimated it reached 146.39 crore by April 2025 compared to the India’s own technical group of experts projection of 141 crore. Faster than expected growth rate is...

Jun 11 · >

Modi Govt Is Under Self-Deception By Boasting About India Crossing Japan In Total GDP Terms

By Krishna Jha It was a masterpiece of self-deception, meant to let thousands believe a myth. On May 24 this year, NITI Aayog’s chief executive officer BVR Subrahmanyam declared: “We are the fourth-largest economy as I speak, and we are a four trillion Dollar economy, though the data, supplied...

Jun 11 · >

Los Angeles Is Now A Battle Ground Between Trump’s Federal Govt And Mexican Immigrants

By T N Ashok LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles, the city of angels (Mexican), is on fire on Reality TV playing to the advantage of the master of the Apprentice show and Art of the Deal as the city of Hollywood battles the federal government over its powers to federalize...

Jun 11 · >

Content Creators And Social Media Influencers Are Having A Field Day In India

By Sushil Kutty The contrast is like the darkness of last night and the day at 9am this morning. The ugly squat chaos in Delhi and the neat order in the United Arab Emirates. The UAE has a new licensing system for social media influencers and content creators. They...

Jun 11 · >

Frederick Forsythe, The Unusual Author Of Thrillers Will Be Missed By His Readers

By Tirthankar Mitra His first love was reporting. And while on the job in locations as diverse as Paris and Biafra, Frederick Forsythe who passed away on June 9 dug out the nuggets of lives unknown which would later be the material of his best selling fiction. He was...

Jun 11 · >
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