Putin, Netanyahu, and Modi expose the American President’s empty bluster In geopolitics, irrelevance is worse than defeat. And for U.S. President Donald Trump, that descent into diplomatic insignificance is no longer a matter of speculation—it is a hard, humiliating fact. Recent developments across global flashpoints make one thing abundantly clear: Trump has become a bystander,…
By now, it’s official — ISRO’s PSLV-C61 mission carrying the Earth Observation Satellite EOS-09 could not accomplish its objective due to a malfunction in the rocket’s third stage. But let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t a “failure” in the sense that critics or naysayers might rush to declare. It’s a minor hiccup in the…
For decades, India’s media landscape has been hijacked by ideological mercenaries—suits and smiles broadcasting disdain for the nation’s civilizational core, questioning its military, its faith, and its culture. Divided by caste, balkanized by religion, and fragmented by a self-hating elite, the idea of Bharat stood battered. But this week, a remarkable reversal has begun. Enter…
President Droupadi Murmu Calls Judiciary’s Bluff—and Upholds the Constitution In a political and constitutional landscape too often muddied by judicial overreach and executive hesitation, President Droupadi Murmu has done what few of her predecessors dared: she stood her ground, invoked her authority under Article 143 of the Constitution, and called upon the Supreme Court to…
In a region perennially on the edge, India’s decisive victory over Pakistan in just four days during a recent cross-border flare-up sent a powerful message—not just to its enemies, but also to the global arms market. The real star of that conflict wasn’t just India’s armed forces; it was India’s homegrown missile technology. The indigenous…
In a matter of just 72 hours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi achieved what decades of “strategic restraint” had failed to deliver — he forced Pakistan to kneel. After the brutal killings of Hindu civilians in Pahalgam, India retaliated with precision strikes that didn’t just avenge bloodshed but shattered the spine of Pakistan-backed terror. The world…
By stepping away from Test cricket, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have not just left vacancies in India’s batting lineup — they’ve vacated the emotional spine of a generation. Kohli, the firebrand who redefined aggression in whites, and Rohit, the elegant tactician who finally found his Test calling in the latter half of his career,…
On April 22, the serene hills of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir were stained with the blood of 26 innocent tourists, mostly Hindu and Christian pilgrims. This wasn’t a random act but a meticulously planned terror strike. Armed with American M4 rifles, the attackers were reportedly trained in Pakistan. Their objective was clear: to bleed,…
By all accounts, India is scripting one of the most remarkable economic growth stories of the 21st century. According to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) April data, India is on the verge of overtaking Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy by 2025, with a nominal GDP of $4.187 trillion—just a hair’s breadth ahead of…
When a terror-infested nation dares to poke a sovereign, democratic power, it must be ready to pay the price. On May 8, India made that crystal clear—again. In the second phase of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Armed Forces not only reinforced their dominance but also humiliated Pakistan’s military capacity. Eight incoming missiles were intercepted and…
