Protests in Albania over Ivanka Trump's luxury resort have an unexpected connection to India-Russia ties. As India navigates its energy security, it must consider the geopolitical implications of such investments.... Read more
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Anvay Dravid, son of Rahul Dravid, has been selected for the India U-19 squad touring Sri Lanka. This selection is a testament to Anvay's impressive performance in the Vinoo Mankad... Read more
Trump's plan to seize Iran's Kharg Island has significant implications for India's energy security, with potential disruptions to oil exports and higher prices. India must take a proactive approach to... Read more
The tragedy in Laguna Beach has sent shockwaves through the Indian diaspora community in the United States. The community has come together to support the family of the deceased and... Read more
The killing of two policemen in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province has sent shockwaves across the border, with India's diaspora community on high alert. The Indian government will need to take... Read more
India's cricket team is shaping foreign policy with its unique brand of cricket diplomacy. The team's popularity has led to the development of people-to-people diplomacy, with players like Sachin Tendulkar... Read more
SpaceX's record IPO has sent shockwaves through the space industry, with India's space program facing increased competition. India needs to focus on developing its own cutting-edge space technology to stay... Read more
India has voiced grave concern over the escalating Israel-Iran conflict, urging immediate de-escalation and diplomatic talks. The conflict has already resulted in over $10 billion in economic losses, with the... Read more
The Indian cricket team has dropped Suryakumar Yadav from the T20I setup, citing form and the need to look ahead to the next World Cup cycle. The decision has raised... Read more
The Ohio mass shooting has implications for India's Indo-Pacific strategy, highlighting the need for continued engagement with like-minded countries to address common security concerns. India's foreign policy will likely be... Read more
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