Following the horrific Pahalgam massacre, India declared an uncompromising ‘Yuddha’ against terror in 2025. The result? A bold new ‘zero-tolerance’ doctrine, the surgical Operation Sindoor, and a geopolitical shift that forced Pakistan and terror groups into retreat.
Facing a series of stinging defeats in federal court, President Trump has ordered the withdrawal of National Guard troops from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland. But his vow to return hints at a strategic retreat, not a surrender.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has thrown down the gauntlet: win 22 of 28 seats around Kolkata in the 2026 Bengal elections. But is this ambition or overreach?
Amid a staggering 75,000-case workload, India’s Supreme Court just made a historic move: giving priority to the most marginalized. But will it be enough?
As the clock struck midnight, India ushered in 2026 with a wave of optimism, led by heartfelt wishes from its top leadership and vibrant celebrations nationwide. Here’s what it all means for our collective future.
In a rare personal letter, Prime Minister Narendra Modi referred to Bangladesh’s former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia as a ‘leader of rare resolve’ while writing to her son Tarique Rahman. The gesture has ignited discussions about India’s evolving diplomatic stance and internal politics in Bangladesh.