Todays Editorial

Trump’s Warning to Hamas

Donald Trump’s warning to Hamas, demanding the release of all Israeli hostages before his formal inauguration on January 20, signals a decisive shift in U.S. foreign policy. His message is not just rhetoric—it’s a clear statement of intent that reflects his campaign promise to resolve two major conflicts: the Israel-Hamas war and the Russia-Ukraine war….

Read More

Unwarranted Outrage Over Population Call

The latest backlash from Muslim leaders, including AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi and the All India Muslim Personal Board (AIMPB), against RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s suggestion that Hindus should consider having two to three children is both unwarranted and misplaced. Bhagwat’s appeal centers on concerns about the declining Hindu population, a topic that deserves serious consideration…

Read More

Flawed Parallels, Dangerous Narratives

The arrest of Chinmoy Krishna Das, a senior ISKCON leader in Bangladesh, underscores the deteriorating conditions for Hindu minorities. His detention, purportedly for “disrespecting” the Bangladeshi flag, signals a troubling pattern of targeted harassment, particularly in the aftermath of Sheikh Hasina’s ousting. Minority communities are now increasingly vulnerable, facing rising violence and systemic discrimination, heightening…

Read More

Opposition’s Dangerous Betrayal

Latest statements by Congress-led Opposition leaders reveal a troubling pattern of undermining national interests and pandering to minority vote banks at the expense of the majority community. These actions reflect a dangerous disregard for India’s sovereignty and safety, raising serious questions about the motives driving their rhetoric. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s reaction to…

Read More

Adani, Accountability, and India’s Industrial Growth

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…

Read More

Justified Rejection of Climate Token

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…

Read More

Protect India’s Industrial Giants

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…

Read More

Europe’s Nuclear Brinkmanship

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…

Read More