Sagar Rath

Outrage as Odisha Wrestlers, National Medallists, Face Third-Class Travel

The images were unsettling and hard to ignore. Eighteen teenage wrestlers from Odisha, travelling to a national-level championship, were forced to spend long hours sitting on the floor of a train corridor—right beside unhygienic toilets. Their journey to and from Supaul, Bihar, for the 69th National School Wrestling Championship between December 7 and 12, 2025, became a…

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BlueBird Block-2: India’s Bold Leap into Space Commerce

A Historic Lift-Off for India’s Space Programme On December 24, 2025, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scripted a defining chapter in its commercial space journey with the successful launch of the BlueBird Block-2 satellite aboard the LVM3-M6 mission. Weighing an unprecedented 6.5 tonnes, this was the heaviest commercial satellite ever placed in orbit by India. Precisely injected into…

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Parva-2025: CM Majhi Launches Rs 545-Crore Projects in Koraput

Parva-2025: Culture as the Gateway to Change Parva-2025 unfolded in Koraput not merely as a celebration, but as a statement of intent. Against the scenic foothills of Sunabeda, the four-day festival once again brought together tribal communities, artists, administrators, and policymakers. Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi’s presence at the concluding day signalled how Odisha is increasingly…

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Cold, Fog, and Snow: Western Disturbance Reshapes North India’s Winter Pattern

North India in Winter’s Deepening Clutch As December advances, North India finds itself firmly locked in winter’s tightening embrace. Snow-laden winds sweep through the Himalayas, while thick fog blankets the Indo-Gangetic plains, slowing life to a crawl. The season’s severity sharpened around December 21, 2025, when temperatures dipped below freezing in several hill stations and…

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Toshakhana Case: Khan’s Conviction Erodes PTI’s Leadership Core

A Jolt to Pakistan’s Political Landscape The sentencing of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan and his wife Bushra Bibi to 17 years in prison has sent shockwaves through the country’s already volatile political arena. Handed down in the high-profile Toshakhana corruption case, the verdict is among the harshest faced by a former civilian leader in…

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Drones, Peacekeepers, and Abyei: Sudan’s Fragile Peace Under Fire

A Deadly Signal from Kadugli The recent drone strike on UN peacekeepers stationed in Kadugli, South Kordofan, has sent shockwaves through international diplomatic circles. The attack, which killed six Bangladeshi soldiers and injured nine others, targeted a logistical hub supporting peace operations in the disputed Abyei region. Coming amid Sudan’s ongoing civil war, the incident underscores how…

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Adani’s Airport Ambition: An $11 Billion Expansion and the Race for India’s Next 11 Gateways

Adani Pushes for More Airports The Adani Group is moving to deepen its footprint in India’s aviation sector as Adani Airports Holdings Ltd (AAHL) prepares to bid for a fresh set of government-owned airports. As part of an expansion plan estimated at over $11 billion, the company aims to scale up capacity rapidly, positioning itself at…

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SHANTI Bill 2025: Opening India’s Nuclear Sector to Power Clean Energy Innovation

A New Legislative Moment for India’s Energy Future The passage of the SHANTI Bill in Parliament in December 2025 marks a decisive shift in how India views nuclear energy. Long treated as a tightly guarded strategic domain, the sector is now being repositioned as a driver of clean growth, technological innovation, and private enterprise participation. By overhauling…

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24,000 Pakistani Beggars Deported: A Blow to Pakistan’s Gulf Standing

Saudi Arabia’s Warning Shot to Islamabad Saudi Arabia’s deportation of nearly 24,000 Pakistani nationals in 2025 has sent a sharp and public signal to Islamabad. Riyadh’s action, aimed largely at dismantling organized begging networks operating under the guise of religious travel, marks one of the most serious reputational setbacks Pakistan has faced in the Gulf in…

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