Sagar Rath

iRonCub3: The First Humanoid Robot to Take to the Skies

Robots, Galaxies, and Evolution: Humanity’s New Frontiers in Science Science is accelerating into uncharted territory—on land, in the air, through galaxies, and even deep within our DNA. From a jet-powered humanoid robot to a simulated model of the universe’s invisible matter, the pace of discovery is staggering. Here are four groundbreaking scientific advancements redefining what…

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Ahmedabad Emerges as Top Contender for 2030 Commonwealth Games

The Commonwealth Games and the Bid Process The Commonwealth Games, a legacy sporting event dating back to 1930, bring together athletes from across the Commonwealth nations every four years. Organized by the Commonwealth Games Federation (now known as Commonwealth Sport), the Games serve as a celebration of sport and cultural unity among member nations. Host cities are selected…

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Nation Rallies Behind Naveen Patnaik: Wishes Pour in for Veteran Leader’s Recovery

A Stalwart of Indian Politics Naveen Patnaik, the five-time Chief Minister of Odisha and current Leader of Opposition, is more than a political figure—he is a legacy. For over two decades, Patnaik steered Odisha through economic reforms, disaster resilience, and social development, becoming one of India’s longest-serving and most respected leaders. Known for his calm demeanor,…

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Air India Tragedy Sparks Probe: Boeing, Aviation Officials Summoned

A Dark Day for Indian Aviation Earlier this month, a devastating tragedy unfolded in Ahmedabad when Air India flight AI 171, a Boeing 787 Dreamliner, crashed, claiming the lives of 275 passengers and crew. The nation was shaken, and questions quickly emerged about accountability, safety oversight, and procedural lapses. In response, the Parliamentary Committee on…

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Rajnath Singh Pushes for Permanent Border Clarity in Talks with China

A Long-Standing Challenge at the Roof of the World The India-China border dispute — a complex, decades-old issue rooted in historical ambiguity — remains one of Asia’s most sensitive flashpoints. Stretching over 3,488 km across some of the world’s most treacherous terrain, the unresolved Line of Actual Control (LAC) has triggered military standoffs, most notably…

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A “Slap to the US”: Khamenei Hails Iran’s Strike on American Base

Khamenei Declares Victory Over Israel, Warns US After Retaliatory Strike In his first public remarks since the ceasefire between Iran and Israel, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared Iran’s “victory” over Israel and described the Islamic Republic’s retaliatory strike on a key US military base in Qatar as a “slap to the US.” The address,…

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After 12 Days of War, Iran Turns Inward with Brutal Crackdown

Ceasefire Ends the Fighting — But Triggers Internal Turmoil The 12-day war between Israel and Iran, which erupted following Israel’s airstrikes on June 13, left behind a trail of damage—on both physical infrastructure and national psyche. Israeli strikes, aimed at Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, internal security agencies, and nuclear facilities, intensified regional tensions and raised hopes…

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India Draws a Red Line on Terror: Rajnath Singh Refuses to Sign SCO Joint Statement

SCO Summit 2025: A Brief Overview The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), established in 2001, is a powerful regional bloc that brings together major Eurasian nations for cooperation on political, security, and economic matters. With ten full members—India, China, Russia, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Iran, and newly-inducted Belarus—the SCO plays a critical role in shaping regional geopolitics. The latest…

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