Sagar Rath

A Dangerous Escalation: The Origins of the Firestorm The conflict between Israel and Iran, two long-time regional adversaries, has erupted into one of the most intense confrontations in recent years. What began as tit-for-tat strikes has spiraled into a broader regional threat, with both sides unleashing deadly aerial assaults. As of this week, the Iranian…

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“No Room for Mediation”: PM Modi’s Firm Message to Trump Reasserts India’s Red Lines on Kashmir

A 35-minute phone call between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump reinforced India’s unwavering position on Kashmir, as well as its muscular response to terrorism via Operation Sindoor. Here’s a breakdown of the call, Trump’s claims, and the geopolitical currents surrounding this high-stakes conversation. Operation Sindoor: India’s Swift Reprisal The context for this critical conversation was…

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Tata Power Brings India’s Most Affordable Rooftop Solar to Odisha Homes

Empowering Households Through Affordable Solar Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL), a leader in India’s solar revolution and a subsidiary of Tata Power, has unveiled the country’s most affordable rooftop solar solution in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. This transformative launch comes under the company’s ‘Ghar Ghar Solar’ campaign, aimed at making clean energy accessible to every household. With a strong…

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India Steps into the Quantum Era: A New Dawn in Secure Communications

India’s Quantum Leap: A Game-Changer for National Security India has marked a significant scientific milestone by successfully demonstrating free-space quantum secure communication using quantum entanglement. This breakthrough was achieved by the DRDO-Industry-Academia Centre of Excellence (DIA-CoE) at IIT Delhi. The experiment transmitted secure quantum information over a free-space optical link spanning more than a kilometer across the IIT Delhi…

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Air India in Turbulence: Tech Glitches, U-Turns, and Delays Follow Deadly Crash

A Week of Chaos: Air India’s Mounting Mid-Air Troubles In what has become a crisis of confidence, Air India is grappling with a string of technical failures, emergency landings, and delays just days after a catastrophic crash of Flight AI171 from Ahmedabad to London claimed over 270 lives. As investigations into that disaster unfold, the national…

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Israel Kills Iran’s Top Military Chief Ali Shadmani in Escalating Conflict: Day 5 Highlights

Israel Confirms Elimination of Iran’s Senior-most Military Commander In a dramatic escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict, the Israeli military confirmed the killing of Ali Shadmani, Iran’s top military commander and closest aide to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The strike was carried out during an overnight operation on a command center deep within Tehran, marking one…

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Trapped in Tehran: Why Indian Medical Students Choose Iran—and Now Fear for Their Lives

Indian Medical Students in Peril as Israel-Iran Conflict Escalates As Israeli airstrikes pound Tehran under “Operation Rising Lion,” over 1,500 Indian students—mostly aspiring doctors—are trapped in a country suddenly transformed into a war zone. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has begun relocating students and planning evacuations, reminiscent of 2022’s Operation Ganga during the Russia-Ukraine war. The…

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Billionaire Sunjay Kapur Dies Suddenly, Leaving $4 Billion Legacy in Limbo

Sudden End on the Polo Field In an incident stranger than fiction, billionaire businessman Sunjay Kapur, chairman of auto giant Sona Comstar, passed away unexpectedly on June 12, 2025, while playing a polo match in London. Reports suggest that the 57-year-old died due to anaphylactic shock, allegedly after swallowing a bee during the game. The tragic and unusual demise has…

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Mission Power cut: Pak Minister Takes Credit for IPL Lights Out, Internet Switches to Roast Mode

Lights Out or Logic Out? Pak’s Bizarre IPL Sabotage Claim In a claim that raised more eyebrows than applause, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif declared in Parliament that Pakistani cyber operatives “did wonders” during the recent India-Pakistan standoff — by remotely switching off floodlights during an Indian Premier League (IPL) match. According to Asif, this was part of a strategic…

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