International Students Agony
American universities earned almost $44 billion last year from International students and $7.6 billion was from India alone. Indian students are second largest after...

Pakistans Duplicity

Pakistans Duplicity
Asim Iftikhar, Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson last week said "the situation in Afghanistan, and other areas of common concern including combating Islamophobia, corruption and...

Ford Exits India

Ford Exits India
Automobile manufacturer Ford India’s recent decision to stop manufacturing at its two plants has left more than 4000 employees and dealers in the lurch....

India’s Golden Century

India’s Golden Century
India’s first Track & Field Olympic gold at Tokyo by Neeraj Chopra has penned history. A new horizon in sports has emerged amongst the...

India’s Golden Century

Neeraj Chopra nominated for Khel Ratna; Toor, Arpinder for Arjuna Award
India’s first Track & Field Olympic gold at Tokyo by Neeraj Chopra has penned history. A new horizon in sports has emerged amongst the...

Us Out, China In

Us Out, China In
Big brother and the leader of the democratic world America has been in the forefront to combat violent attempts to subjugate democracies, be it...

India’s Population

India’s Population
The Chief Minister of India’s Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, on occasion of the World Population Day, unveiled a policy for 2021-2030, aimed at stabilizing...

21st Century Warfare

21st Century Warfare
21st-century warfare is evolving rapidly and is in contrast with previous military concepts and methods, and compels combatants to stay updated constantly and modernize. Since...

History Repeats

pro-democracy publication “Apple”
One of the main pillars of Hong Kong’s democracy has collapsed when its pro-democracy publication “Apple” was closed last week. Several employees including the...
Indian Democracy Prevails
The world’s largest democracy India’s Constitution is composed of three pillars, the executive, the legislature, and the judiciary, in which all powers are vested by the constitution in the prime...