The stage at the World Leaders Forum 2025 became a mirror of today’s shifting geopolitics as India’s External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar, delivered a panoramic take on the world’s pressing diplomatic challenges. His remarks carried the calm cadence of experience, weaving history with present realities while sketching a roadmap for India’s global engagement. Looking…
The Government of India’s recent decision to ban real-money online gaming—reportedly passed in a seven-minute parliamentary move—has sparked fierce debate. Critics decry it as a hasty guillotine on a billion-dollar industry, while supporters defend it as a necessary safeguard against gambling-like exploitation. To grasp the deeper meaning of this move, one must go beyond headlines,…
The conflict between Palestine and Israel has persisted for decades, driven not only by territorial disputes but also by the involvement of global and regional powers. The United States has consistently backed Israel, while much of the Arab world has aligned with Palestine. Over time, this rivalry has transformed the conflict into a proxy battlefield…
Wars, much like wildfires, begin with a spark but often consume far more than anyone imagined. What began in Ukraine as a conflict over sovereignty has grown into a prolonged blaze—fed not only by weapons and money but also by the political ambitions of world powers. In this unending storm, the ordinary Ukrainian family—children in…
India’s 79th year of independence is not just a historical milestone — it is a declaration of global presence, signalling the rise of the Vishwa Guru. The recent display of Koot Neethi in Operation Sindoor was far more than a counter-terrorism victory; it was a masterclass in safeguarding sovereignty with precision and principle. The operation…
BJP leader Savio Rodrigues has dropped a political grenade, accusing the United States’ “Deep State,” former US President Donald Trump, and the CIA of orchestrating a sophisticated plot to destabilise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government. The mission, he says, is clear: fracture the BJP–RSS alliance, sow political chaos, and bully India into abandoning its independent…
Every so often, a signal rises above the noise, resounding, urgent, impossible to ignore. Bank of America’s latest projection, warning of an unprecedented $41 trillion at risk, is precisely that kind of signal. In a world already reeling from inflation, conflict, and eroding trust, this revelation is not a whisper from the markets—it’s a thunderclap…
In the swirling theatre of modern geopolitics, moments of assertiveness often arrive not with grand announcements but through quiet, calculated actions that ripple across the international stage. One such moment unfolded recently when India—ever conscious of the sanctity of its borders—shot down a Chinese spy drone that had violated its airspace. This wasn’t merely a…
The post-World War II global order, largely architected by the United States and its NATO allies, has long claimed to promote democracy and security. Yet beneath the moral posturing lies a system built on military dominance, economic coercion, and selective regime change. This order has repeatedly destabilized sovereign nations, not to defend freedom, but to…
In an era marked by geopolitical churn, moral ambiguity, and institutional fatigue, Bharat rises not as a claimant of global dominance but as a custodian of timeless wisdom. At the confluence of ancient Dharma and contemporary statecraft, it offers the world not sermons, but a living example. Its aspiration to become Vishwa Guru stems not…
