Depths of Power: U.S. and Russia Escalate Submarine Showdown

Medvedev’s Warning Sparks Trump’s Response Tensions between Washington and Moscow surged this week after former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned of Russia’s Cold War-era nuclear strike capabilities—specifically the chilling “dead hand” system that could unleash nuclear retaliation even if Russian leadership were eliminated. Reacting swiftly, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered two nuclear submarines repositioned to…

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India Gears Up for Vice-Presidential Polls on September 9 After Dhankhar’s Resignation

A Vacancy at the Helm India’s Vice President’s office is officially vacant following the resignation of Jagdeep Dhankhar, who stepped down citing health concerns. After presiding over the opening day of the Monsoon Session in his capacity as Rajya Sabha Chairman, Dhankhar submitted his resignation on July 22, ending his tenure prematurely. The announcement has…

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Trump’s Tariff Tsunami: Allies Shocked, India Stands Steady Amid 25% Hike

The Return of Tariff Terror Since reclaiming the Oval Office for a second term, President Donald Trump has reignited his controversial economic strategy — aggressive tariff expansion. Echoing his first term’s protectionist policies, Trump’s latest executive order has escalated the global trade war, targeting 69 countries with steep import duties as high as 50%. Framed…

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India Reclaims Buddha’s Legacy: Piprahwa Relics Return After 127 Years

Piprahwa—A Pillar of India’s Buddhist Legacy Piprahwa, a humble village in Uttar Pradesh near the India-Nepal border, holds monumental historical and spiritual value. Home to an ancient stupa believed to house relics of Lord Buddha himself, Piprahwa is not only a sacred site for Buddhists but also a diplomatic and cultural touchstone for India. The village came into…

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Malegaon Blast Verdict: All 7 Accused Acquitted After 17 Years, Sparks Outrage and Political Storm

A Verdict That Shook the Nation Seventeen years after a deadly blast rocked Malegaon during the holy month of Ramadan, a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai has acquitted all seven accused due to lack of evidence. The 2008 Malegaon blast, which claimed six lives and left nearly 100 injured, was one of the first terror cases…

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BDA Pushes Digital Leap: UAN Must for Property Services by August 31

BDA Embraces Digital Reform with Citizen-Centric Initiative In a progressive step toward modernizing urban governance, the Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) has made it mandatory for all property allottees to obtain a Unique Account Number (UAN) by August 31, 2025, to continue accessing its full suite of property-related services. This move underscores BDA’s push for digital…

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Rahul Dares Modi: Call Trump a Liar, Name China in Sindoor Debate

Tensions Flare in Parliament Over Operation Sindoor The Lok Sabha turned into a battleground of rhetoric on Tuesday as the debate on Operation Sindoor—India’s military response to the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack—ignited a political firestorm. Amid patriotic proclamations and fiery rebuttals, Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing critique of Prime Minister Narendra…

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