A bust has been moved, but a nation’s memory has been stirred. When the architect of imperial Delhi was shifted from the heart of power to a museum corridor, the question...
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More than a hundred generals have vanished from China’s military ranks in just a few years — and this is not just a corruption crackdown, but a power shift that could...
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Can a single letter change the identity of a state—or just drain its treasury? As Kerala moves to become “Keralam,” the debate is no longer about pronunciation,...
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Japan has just marked a troubling milestone. For the tenth straight year, the number of babies born in the country has fallen. The latest official figures show that only 705,809...
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The killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in U.S.–Israeli strikes has pushed the Middle East to the edge, with Tehran already launching retaliation and the...
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The Middle East is once again holding its breath. As nuclear doubts deepen and military pressure intensifies, Iran stands at a decisive crossroads — where a single strategic...
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A disputed border, rising airstrikes, and “open war” rhetoric — the Durand Line is fast becoming South Asia’s most dangerous flashpoint. The rugged...
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The battle for the world’s data has officially gone diplomatic. As nations tighten control over how citizens’ information is stored and shared, the United States is...
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First it was “too costly” in court. Now, nine Delhi Metro stations have fresh names approved. When the price of change is cited as a legal shield but policy moves...
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Can a name on a Metro signboard cost â‚ą45 lakh — and does the price of compliance outweigh the power of language? In Delhi, a battle over the words “Supreme...
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