When Canadian foreign minister Anita Anand visited New Delhi and Mumbai last week, it was more than a courtesy visit. It marked an attempt to reopen the dialogue between two...
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Japan has crossed a historic threshold. The nation’s parliament elected Sanae Takaichi as the first woman to hold the office of Prime Minister. At 64, Takaichi steps into...
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Paris woke up stunned on a quiet Sunday morning on October 19, when news broke that one of the most secure museums in the world, “the Louvre” had fallen...
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Ghaziabad’s winter air is turning toxic, with AQI soaring and residents facing a public health crisis that could worsen in the coming days. Ghaziabad is witnessing a sharp...
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In South Asia’s complex chessboard of diplomacy, geography often dictates destiny, and paranoia seems official policy. Recent reports from Balochistan’s Makran coast...
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The Delhi Jal Board DJB is considering a major shift in how it manages its packaged drinking water service, sold under the brand name "JAL." Senior government officials have...
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The political landscape in Bihar is gearing up for a fiercely contested Assembly election, and with it, a significant shift in advertising strategy is emerging. Hindi newspapers...
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The festive season in India, particularly Diwali, is meant to herald light and prosperity. Yet each year, it begins with grim irony: markets openly selling banned firecrackers in...
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In a live television outburst, the man popularly known in India as Lal Topi—Zaid Hamid—declared that “the time has come to hang Imran Khan.” Swap...
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In the sacred Bhagirathi region of the Indian Himalayas, the mountains are losing their most defining characteristic: their eternal snows. This alarming transformation from white,...
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