Long before the tricolour rose over Bagram, India had articulated a principle that still defines its foreign policy — Asia needs no foreign military bases, only mutual, like-minded, and unconditional cooperation among friendly nations. This simple yet profound idea reflects New Delhi’s belief in regional self-reliance and collective growth — a philosophy that contrasts sharply…
There are moments in a nation’s journey when quiet endurance transforms into a collective roar of purpose. India today stands at that powerful crossroads—an awakening that feels both ancient and astonishingly new. Across its cities and villages, an unmistakable pulse of ambition reverberates. This is not merely economic growth or technological prowess; it is an…
A New Tide in the Global Power Equation When India’s aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya entered the Mediterranean Sea, few anticipated the geopolitical tremors it would send across NATO corridors. What began as a routine deployment soon evolved into a symbol of India’s strategic assertion on a stage historically dominated by Western naval alliances. In the…
The Controversial Rise of Giorgia Meloni Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s first female Prime Minister, has faced persistent controversies throughout her political career. Critics have scrutinized her past affiliations with right-wing movements, her strong nationalist rhetoric, and polarising policy stances, especially concerning immigration and social conservatism. Despite these challenges, Meloni has maintained a firm public persona, navigating…
Once celebrated for its azure waters and ancient civilizations, the Mediterranean Sea today has become a cauldron of geopolitical tension. The scent of salt and sea breeze now mingles with the smoke of gunmetal, as rival powers navigate the delicate balance between dominance and diplomacy. Amidst this turbulent backdrop, India’s assertive naval maneuvers have introduced…
In the theatre of Indian politics, where populism often masquerades as leadership, Yogi Adityanath stands apart for his conviction and control. His latest manoeuvre—described as “removing four thorns with a single shot”—has sparked quiet ripples across the political landscape. Yet what’s most remarkable is not the act itself, but the silence that followed. No protests….
In the heart of the Bay of Bengal, an understated yet momentous shift is quietly redrawing South Asia’s strategic map. The Coco Islands—long a vantage point for Chinese surveillance of India’s naval activities—have now witnessed a remarkable geopolitical reversal. Under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s foreign policy vision, Myanmar has begun dismantling Chinese military installations on…
In an era where critical minerals define the future of modern technology and renewable energy, India’s $12 billion rare earth deal with Africa marks a decisive turning point in global resource politics. What might appear as a mere trade agreement is, in truth, a declaration of autonomy—an effort by two historically marginalized regions to rewrite…
From Disorder to Dharma: How India’s Wisdom Outshines a Neighbor’s Darkness Every era witnesses a turning point when destiny divides two paths—one leading to evolution, the other to erosion. In South Asia, India and Pakistan today stand as stark embodiments of that divide. While India rises through stability, spiritual strength, and global stewardship, Pakistan sinks…
Scattered across continents, from New Jersey to Nairobi and from Sydney to Singapore, lies India’s greatest invisible strength—its people. With a 52-million-strong diaspora, the largest in the world, India’s sons and daughters have quietly built empires of excellence abroad. They power the world’s tech giants, head global universities, lead Fortune 500 companies, and serve as…
