Sagar Rath

West’s Double Standards: Jaishankar Exposes Global Hypocrisy at Raisina Dialogue

A Call for Global Accountability At the Raisina Dialogue, India’s External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, delivered a sharp critique of the West’s handling of global conflicts, particularly concerning India’s territorial disputes and Afghanistan’s political turmoil. He argued that while governments strive to maintain domestic order, there is a lack of genuine effort to establish a…

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Aurangzeb’s Tomb Controversy: How a Mughal Emperor’s Legacy Ignited Violence in Nagpur

A Historical Resting Place Turns into a Modern Flashpoint Aurangzeb, the last powerful Mughal emperor, passed away in 1707, leaving behind a contentious legacy. His final resting place, a modest tomb in Khuldabad, Maharashtra, remained largely unnoticed for centuries. However, in recent years, right-wing groups and political factions have reignited debates over his rule, branding…

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Champions Trophy 2025: A Costly Disaster for Pakistan Cricket Amid Economic Crisis

Pakistan’s Economic Struggles and a Costly Sporting Gamble Pakistan’s economy has been in turmoil, grappling with record-high inflation, mounting debt, and a struggling currency. Amid these financial challenges, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) saw the Champions Trophy 2025 as an opportunity to revive cricket in the country and attract global attention. However, instead of being…

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Odisha’s Industrial Surge: ₹6,117 Crore Investments to Create Over 17,000 Jobs

Odisha’s Vision for Industrial Growth Odisha is rapidly transforming into an industrial powerhouse, driven by investor-friendly policies and a commitment to balanced regional development. The success of Utkarsh Odisha – Make in Odisha Conclave has significantly boosted the state’s investment climate, making it a preferred destination for industries across multiple sectors. Building upon this momentum,…

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The Silent Purge: Mysterious Deaths of India’s Most Wanted Terrorists on Pakistani Soil

A Pattern of Shadowy Eliminations The death of Lashkar-e-Taiba’s (LeT) top commander, Abu Qatal, on March 15, 2025, in Pakistan’s Punjab province is the latest in a string of mysterious assassinations of terrorists linked to India. Since 2023, multiple high-profile figures tied to groups like LeT, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Hizbul Mujahideen, and Khalistani outfits have been…

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