As climate activist and education reform advocate Sonam Wangchuk enters the nineteenth day of his indefinite hunger strike at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, one question is growing louder than the slogans around him: Will it have any impact on anyone, after all, who is Sonam Wangchuk. Google searches are increasing, butContinue 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
Iran’s Supreme Leader remains unseen as Donald Trump claims Tehran’s military leadership has been devastated and a new wave of US strikes deepens the crisisContinue 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
From the escalating confrontation between the United States and Iran to deadly wildfires in Europe and relentless monsoon destruction across India, July 11 closes with the world confronting war, extreme weather, political turbulence and growing public anger.Continue Reading
The Middle East edged closer to a wider regional war on Friday after Iran launched a fresh wave of missile and drone attacks targeting American military installations in Kuwait and Bahrain, marking one of the most serious escalations since the latest round of US-Iran hostilities began. No confirmed deaths in the latest reported blasts at Ali Al Salem Air Base (July 2026 incidents).Continue Reading
India has reiterated its long-standing support for an independent Palestinian state, Hamas has announced it will relinquish formal civilian governance in Gaza, and disturbing images of Palestinian detainees in Israel have reignited international scrutiny of Israel’s treatment of prisoners.Continue Reading
Tonight, India finds itself once again battling the relentless force of the monsoon. From Mumbai to Kerala, from Jammu and Kashmir to Maharashtra’s highways, nature has reminded millions that the rains bring not only relief from the summer heat but also destruction, displacement, and heartbreaking loss.Continue Reading
The 32-second clip is visceral. You see Tulika in the heart of the market chaos, shelves stocked with packets and bottles behind her, the everyday hum of a small-town shop suddenly shattered. Her expression shifts from confusion to defiance to visible distress. The camera captures the raw vulnerability of a woman alone, facing a crowd’s wrath in public. Social media has split violently:Continue Reading
Mumbai’s floods are a national embarrassment precisely because it is the economic capital. While cities like Chennai (2015), Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, and parts of Delhi also choke every monsoon, Mumbai’s repeated paralysis stands out for a simple reason: it shouldn’t. It has the money, the talent pool, the global visibility, and a centuries-old trading legacy. Instead of leading, it keeps setting the wrong example.Continue Reading
