Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently chaired a high-level meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) to review the availability of fuel, fertilisers, and essential commodities in the wake of escalating tensions in West Asia. The meeting signals a proactive and coordinated response as the government prepares to shield the domestic economy from potential global disruptions…
A Shock to the Alliance System US President Donald Trump has reignited global debate by saying the United States is “strongly considering” leaving NATO, once again dismissing the alliance as a “paper tiger.” The remarks come amid disagreements over the Iran conflict, with several allies refusing to back US military action. The statement has amplified concerns about…
A Historic Leap Toward Lunar Return NASA is set to launch four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the Moon as soon as Wednesday evening, marking its most ambitious human spaceflight mission in decades. The Artemis II mission represents a crucial step in returning humans to the lunar surface—potentially ahead of China’s first crewed landing—and signals…
A New Chapter in India’s Headcount India has launched its 16th Census—its eighth since Independence—marking the start of the world’s largest enumeration exercise with a transformative shift. Census 2027 begins today as a digital-first operation, replacing paper-heavy processes with app-based data collection and self-enumeration. This is not just a population count; it is a critical test…
A Climate of Fear in Detention Jailed Palestinians are expressing deep anxiety after Israel passed a controversial new law enabling the death penalty for certain offences. Many fear they could face execution by hanging without adequate due process, intensifying concerns among families and human rights groups. The legislation, backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has triggered…
A Stark Warning to Corporate America Iran has sharply escalated its confrontation with the United States, with the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warning that it will target major American technology firms following what it calls the “targeted assassination” of its leaders. In an unprecedented move, the Guards named 18 companies—ranging from Big Tech to aerospace—alleging their…
A Strong Showing at a National Platform JSW Steel’s Odisha Mining Division (OMD) has emerged as a standout performer, bagging five awards at the 27th Mines Environment and Mineral Conservation (ME&MC) Week 2025–26. Organised under the aegis of the Indian Bureau of Mines in Bhubaneswar, the recognition highlights JSW’s growing stature as a leader in…
A Sudden Spike, A Swift Response Jet fuel prices in India have jumped by 8.5%, triggering concern across the aviation sector. The government, however, has clarified that only a partial hike will be passed on to domestic airlines in a bid to shield passengers from steep fare increases. The move comes amid rising global energy volatility…
A Swift Exit in Sight US President Donald Trump has indicated that American military operations against Iran could conclude within “two to three weeks,” suggesting a rapid wind-down of what has been framed as a decisive campaign. The remarks point to a strategic shift: from prolonged engagement to a swift declaration of success under Operation…
A Sudden Shock to the System In a move that has rattled the global tech workforce, Oracle’s latest layoffs have blindsided thousands—especially in India, where nearly 12,000 employees are reported to have lost their jobs. Globally, the cuts may reach as high as 30,000 roles, making this one of the most significant workforce reductions since the…
