Operation Sindoor: A Strike for Justice In response to the April 22, 2025, Pahalgam terror attack that claimed 26 lives, India launched Operation Sindoor on May 7, targeting nine terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. The precision strikes, lauded by global leaders like the UK’s Keir Starmer, Israel’s Reuven Azar, and Dutch politician Geert Wilders, hit key Jaish-e-Mohammed and Lashkar-e-Taiba bases, killing over 70 terrorists while sparing civilian infrastructure.

India’s remarkable week on the global stage showcased its prowess in diplomacy, innovation, and cultural influence, weaving a narrative of strategic partnerships, economic growth, and inclusive progress that reverberates worldwide. Modi’s Angola Pact Strengthens Global Bonds Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a $200 million line of credit to modernize Angola’s armed forces, marking a significant step in India-Africa defence cooperation. Beyond military support, Modi committed to sharing India’s advancements in

It is very difficult to answer, if somebody asks to define our life in a single geometrical shape because life is not static but dynamic blend of square (stability and instability), triangle (balance and unbalances), circle (life cycle, renewal and continuity) and so on, recognizing these shapes and patterns help us understanding the complexities of life with clarity, purpose and resilience. Therefore, explaining to common people, the importance of the

Escaping poverty is no mean feat, but having to do it twice makes the journey even more arduous. This is the precarity most nations face as they enter the middle-income level and become stuck in what is known as the Middle-Income Trap (MIT). They get trapped in a difficult place between low-wage, low-income countries with competitive exports in mature industries and high-income countries that dominate technologically evolving industries. It is

The sun rises over a village in Madhya Pradesh, where 17-year-old Laxmi prepares for her college entrance exam. A generation ago, her mother was married at 15 and never finished school. This change isn’t an isolated story but reflects a sweeping transformation across India, credited mainly to the initiatives launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government since 2014. India worships the goddess Saraswati, the deity of knowledge, yet pre-2014, millions

The notion of public service delivery in India has been synonymous with the idea of a large government. However, given its large population size and vast geographical spread, the Indian state has repeatedly been identified as lacking the human resources to undertake the logistics of efficient government transfers. Hence, to cover this gap in state capacity, the government has relied on a complex web of intermediaries (both government and non-government