Every industrialist aims for a clear, strategic business vision—driving growth, setting goals, and building effective teams. These principles guide major corporations, fuelling success and national economic progress. However, industrial activities often intersect with government regulations, creating a complex relationship between business and politics. Recent allegations against the Adani Group, based on a New York court’s…
The Supreme Court ruling on Tuesday rejecting claims for caste-based reservations by those who convert to other religions but still seek benefits is a much-needed step in preserving the integrity of India’s reservation policy. In a landmark decision, the Court upheld a Madras High Court order denying a Scheduled Caste (SC) certificate to a Christian-born…
The directive from the Allahabad High Court, asking the Union Home Ministry to decide on Congress MP Rahul Gandhi’s citizenship by December 19, has reignited a complex and politically charged debate. At the heart of this matter lies BJP MP Subramanian Swamy’s longstanding claim that Rahul Gandhi holds dual citizenship—a claim that could have far-reaching…
India’s decision to reject the United States’ $3 billion climate finance proposal isn’t just a diplomatic statement—it’s a necessary stand against the inadequacies of global climate policy. At a time when developing nations face escalating climate disasters, half-measures and token gestures from wealthy nations are no longer acceptable. The U.S. pledged $3 billion to the…
Protect India’s Industrial Giants India’s rapid economic ascent has placed it squarely in the global spotlight, triggering both admiration and envy. As the nation strides toward becoming an economic superpower, internal and external forces are converging to destabilize its trajectory. From international adversaries like George Soros to domestic political opposition, efforts to undermine India’s progress…
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s escalating rhetoric and actions are pushing Europe into dangerous territory, raising the specter of nuclear confrontation. The recent launch of an intermediate-range ballistic missile by Russia—claimed as retaliation for Ukraine’s use of Western-supplied weapons—has heightened tensions not just in the region but globally. This alarming move underscores the fragile boundaries of…
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent six-day visit to Nigeria, Brazil, and Guyana showcased India’s growing global stature and its commitment to inclusive development, South-South cooperation, and pragmatic diplomacy. The trip, which included significant bilateral discussions and impactful participation in the G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, reaffirmed India’s leadership as a voice for the Global…
The assembly elections in Jharkhand and Maharashtra have concluded, and exit polls have sparked intense political speculation. While BJP’s return in Maharashtra under the Mahayuti alliance seems probable, Jharkhand presents a closer contest. Polls predict a tie at 39 seats each for BJP and its opponents, with smaller parties expected to win the remaining three…
As Maharashtra heads to the polls, allegations of cash-for-votes have surfaced, casting a shadow over the assembly elections. Less than 12 hours before voting, Bahujan Vikas Aghadi (BVA) leader Hitendra Thakur accused senior BJP leader Vinod Tawde of distributing money to voters in the Palghar district. A video, purportedly showing bundles of cash on a…
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s recent campaign declaration to replicate the controversial 4% reservations for Muslims in Maharashtra if the Congress takes power is a cynical play on identity politics that raises serious constitutional and ethical questions. The Supreme Court struck down a similar attempt by the undivided Andhra Pradesh government led by Dr…
