A young woman named Sarmishtha was arrested by the Kolkata Police from Delhi and presented in court, which granted transit remand to transfer her to Kolkata. The reason? A social media post. But the larger story reveals much more than just one arrest—it reflects the growing complexity of digital expression,…
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By - Devendra Sikarwar
Karma and Conflict: How History’s Echo Shapes Today’s Reality
The philosophy of karma—the principle that every action carries consequences—is deeply embedded in Indian tradition. It transcends faiths and ideologies, reminding both individuals and societies that deeds, whether good or evil, leave a lasting imprint on the course of destiny. As the world watches the humanitarian crisis unfold in Gaza,…
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Morbi: How a Small Town in Gujarat Became India’s Industrial Powerhouse
Morbi is a small town in Gujarat that most people in India have never heard of. It covers less than 1% of India’s land. But when it comes to making certain products, Morbi is a giant. This tiny town makes more than 90% of all the wall and floor tiles…
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Why India’s Interest in the Su-57 Fighter Jet Could Be a Game-Changer
As global interest grows in fifth-generation fighter jets, India is once again being drawn into conversations around Russia’s stealth fighter—the Su-57. With its advanced radar capabilities, potential for indigenous customization, and future-ready combat applications, many Indian defense analysts believe this jet could become a cornerstone in India’s push toward next-generation…
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India at a Crossroads: Self-Reliance or Strategic Isolation?
As global alliances falter and neighbors hedge their bets, India must chart its own sovereign path forward—with strength, clarity, and decisive policy. In the wake of Operation Sindoor, a strategic air campaign that demonstrated India’s military prowess, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent public appearances—from his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ broadcast…
By - Devendra Sikarwar
“Operation Sindoor: Global Analysts Confirm Heavy Losses to Pakistan Air Force”
In the aftermath of the Bharat-Pakistan conflict of May 2025—codenamed Operation Sindoor—a growing body of international defense analysts has presented compelling evidence of heavy losses sustained by the Pakistan Air Force (PAF). Based on open-source intelligence, satellite imagery, and field reports, these analyses highlight India’s superior strategy, precision weapons, and…
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A New Era in India’s Defense Technology: The Rise of Indigenous Air Power
A recent flare-up between Bharat and Pakistan in the skies was more than just a regional confrontation—it was a preview of a larger, more crucial battle: one between domestic technological independence and foreign military dependence. Over the past decade, India has undergone a quiet but powerful revolution in its defense…
By - Devendra Sikarwar
India Becomes World’s Fourth-Largest Economy: Progress, Problems, and the Path Ahead
India Becomes World’s Fourth-Largest Economy: Progress, Problems, and the Path Ahead On May 25, 2025, India achieved a significant economic milestone: it officially became the fourth-largest economy in the world, with a GDP of $4.33 trillion, up from $2.04 trillion in 2014. In just over a decade, India has leapfrogged…
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India vs. America: A New Cold War in the Making?
You could call this the formal beginning of a new Cold War between India and the United States. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has made it clear: if Apple moves production to India, its products will face a 25% tariff in the U.S. Trump has publicly opposed the ‘Make in…
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Trump’s Divorce, Europe’s Awakening – and India’s Moment
When India and Pakistan were exchanging claims of victory and loss following a ceasefire earlier this year, U.S. President Donald Trump was busy taking credit in Washington. Yet, far from that stage, something far more tectonic was unfolding in Brussels. On May 19, 2025, in the cold European winds, the…