A Legacy of Literary Greatness Since its inception in 1901, the Nobel Prize in Literature has celebrated writers whose works have profoundly shaped human thought and emotion. Founded by Alfred Nobel, the Swedish inventor of dynamite, the award honors those whose words illuminate the human condition — from poets and philosophers to novelists and playwrights….
A Tragedy That Shook a Nation In a horrifying turn of events, what began as a routine prescription for children suffering from seasonal coughs and colds turned into a national nightmare. The “Coldrif” cough syrup, manufactured by Sresan Pharmaceuticals, was linked to the deaths of at least 20 children in Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh, sending shockwaves…
A Renewed Chapter in a Historic Relationship The ties between India and the United Kingdom—rooted in shared history, democratic values, and cultural bonds—are entering a dynamic new phase. As the world faces complex geopolitical shifts, both nations are discovering fresh avenues to collaborate on trade, education, and defence. The recent visit of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer…
A Nation on the Move: India’s Modern Infrastructure Revolution India’s journey from a developing nation to a powerhouse of modern infrastructure has been both ambitious and transformative. Over the past decade, the country has redefined its urban and transport landscape—constructing world-class expressways, metros, ports, and airports that rival the best in the world. At the…
Connecting the Unconnected In a landmark achievement for digital inclusion, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has completed a massive 4G network expansion across rural and remote regions of Odisha, installing 1,665 new solar-powered telecom towers. This initiative is a major leap in bridging the state’s digital divide, connecting 2,472 previously unserved villages and bringing them…
A Legacy Under Strain The Tata Group, one of India’s oldest and most respected conglomerates, is once again in the spotlight — not for its business triumphs, but for an internal power struggle that threatens to shake its foundations. At the heart of the storm lies Tata Trusts, the charitable body that controls nearly 66% of…
The Bagram Question Returns Nearly five years after the United States withdrew from Afghanistan, Bagram Air Base — once the nerve centre of Washington’s “war on terror” — has re-emerged as a flashpoint in global geopolitics. US President Donald Trump, seeking to reassert America’s military presence in the region, recently demanded that the Taliban hand over control…
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine, now in its third year, continues to surge unpredictably across battlefields and international diplomacy alike. With an estimated toll of thousands of lives and vast destruction, the war has drawn in many peripheral actors—contract soldiers, foreign volunteers, and coerced recruits. Against this grim backdrop comes an extraordinary claim: that an…
Deadly Syrup Sparks Nationwide Alarm The tragic deaths of 15 children in Madhya Pradesh’s Chhindwara district have sent shockwaves across India, raising urgent questions about drug safety and regulatory oversight. The deaths are linked to Coldrif cough syrup, which allegedly contained toxic substances leading to kidney failure in affected children. The most recent fatality, a one-and-a-half-year-old…
Renewing Momentum in a Stalled Trade Partnership India and the European Union have resumed high-stakes negotiations in Brussels for the 14th round of talks aimed at finalising a long-pending Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The discussions, set to run over five days, mark a crucial attempt to bridge gaps in one of the world’s most anticipated trade…
