The Congress may believe it is being cautious. It may actually be making one of the oldest mistakes in politics: allowing fear of yesterday to blind it to the opportunity of today.Continue Reading
n the arid heart of Yemen’s long civil war, a single runway became the flashpoint for renewed catastrophe. On July 13, 2026, forces aligned with Yemen’s internationally recognized government, backed by Saudi Arabia, struck the runway at Sanaa International Airport. Their stated aim: to block an Iranian aircraft carrying a Houthi delegation from landing, amid disputes over airspace and a flight linked to mourning rites following the death of Iran’s supreme leader.Continue Reading
As night falls across India, the country closes another turbulent day with a protest entering a dangerous phase, a horrifying crime raising questions about the collapse of basic humanity, billions of rupees moving through the markets, and new controversies reaching the corridors of power. Beyond India’s borders, war clouds continue to gather over the Middle East as the confrontation between the United States and Iran threatens to reshape the global energy order.Continue Reading
Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has called upon citizens across India to speak publicly about their experiences with E20 petrol, urging those who believe they have suffered reduced mileage, higher running costs or vehicle-related problems to record their stories and share them online.Continue Reading
“If A Patient Dies in Hospital, The Family Will Pay Nothing”: Vijay’s reported hospital reform idea puts humanity at the centre Of Governance: The idea reportedly under discussion would require hospitals to waive treatment charges when a patient dies during treatment. If formally adopted, carefully designed and legally implemented, it could become one of the most radical patient-centred reforms attempted by an Indian state. But its significance goes far beyond a hospital bill.Continue Reading
From the contested waters of the Strait of Hormuz to the burning forests of Europe, from missile-scarred Kyiv to the enduring memory of an Indian scientist who gave his life for the Ganga, the world enters another uneasy evening confronted by crises that appear different on the surface but are bound together by a deeper question: how far will nations and institutions allow danger to grow before decisive action becomes unavoidable?Continue Reading
: In a bold and transformative leap toward true decentralisation, the Ladakh Administration has announced that all seven districts of the Himalayan Union Territory will soon be governed by their own powerful Autonomous Hill Development Councils. This landmark decision promises to shift real authority from distant centres to the very communities that call this rugged, high-altitude land home.Continue Reading
The Middle East has entered one of the most dangerous phases of the 2026 Iran war, as direct military exchanges between the United States and Iran spread across the Gulf, regional states scramble to defend their airspace, and the Strait of Hormuz emerges as the most consequential battlefield of the conflict.Continue Reading
In a crime that has left India reeling with shock and outrage, a seven-year-old girl was allegedly lured with snacks, gang-raped, and murdered in broad daylight in Ghaziabad’s Raj Nagar Extension. Her tiny body was dumped in the basement of an under-construction mall where her own family worked as laborers. Continue Reading
SINJIL, WEST BANK: July 11, 2026 – A CNN news crew and other journalists were reportedly attacked and pursued in an attempt to murder, by Israeli settlers near the Palestinian village of Sinjil, north of Ramallah, in a frightening confrontation captured on video from inside the journalists’ vehicles.Continue Reading
