Regulatory Heat, Shaken Confidence, and Turbulence Rock Air India A Crisis in the Skies In a span of days, Air India — India’s national carrier now under the Tata Group — has faced a storm of setbacks, from a tragic crash to critical safety violations. With mounting operational errors, regulatory backlash, and shaken passenger confidence, the airline is confronting one of…
AI’s New Age, and the Rise of a Teenage Tech Visionary We live in an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, research, and even the way we think. From chatbots to autonomous systems, the AI revolution is well underway. Amidst the global talent powering this shift, a remarkable young innovator of Indian origin, Pranjali Awasthi, has…
India’s Hypersonic Journey Gains Momentum India’s quest for military self-reliance and technological superiority has entered a decisive phase with the hypersonic glide missile nearing operational readiness. Spearheaded by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), this ambitious program marks a significant milestone in India’s defence evolution. As global powers race to perfect hypersonic capabilities, India’s missile development…
Yoga Day: From Indian Roots to Global Phenomenon Since its inception in 2015, International Yoga Day has grown into one of the most celebrated wellness events worldwide. Proposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the United Nations General Assembly in 2014, the resolution received overwhelming support from 177 nations—marking June 21 as a global day dedicated to the ancient…
Made-in-India Locomotives Head to Guinea In a moment of historic pride, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off India’s first-ever ‘Made-in-India’ locomotive built exclusively for export, during his visit to Bihar on Friday. The cutting-edge diesel locomotive—manufactured at the Marhowra Diesel Locomotive Plant in Saran district—is headed to the Republic of Guinea in West Africa. This locomotive is part…
Tharoor Mocks Pakistan Army Chief’s Trump Lunch, Cites Bin Laden, Terror Ties Congress MP and former UN diplomat Shashi Tharoor has lashed out at the recent meeting between Pakistan’s Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, and US President Donald Trump, mocking the optics of the lunch and questioning the substance behind it. The meeting, which reportedly covered…
Dayanidhi Maran Accuses Brother of Fraud DMK MP Dayanidhi Maran has launched a fierce legal offensive against his brother, Sun TV’s executive chairman Kalanithi Maran, accusing him of “fraudulent practices” in acquiring shares of Sun TV Network Limited. In a brutal escalation of the Maran family feud, Dayanidhi’s legal notice, dated June 10, 2025, demands the immediate restoration of shareholding…
A Major Step Toward Smarter Travel In a landmark move aimed at easing passenger anxiety and reducing train overcrowding, Indian Railways has capped waiting list tickets at 25% of a train’s total seating capacity. The new policy, now in effect, is designed to ensure more confirmed tickets, greater transparency, and a better travel experience for millions of daily passengers….
A Historic Leap in Indian Electoral Practice The Election Commission of India (ECI) created history during the latest by-elections by implementing several technological innovations for the first time. Held across five Assembly constituencies in four states—Kadi (SC) and Visavadar in Gujarat, Nilambur in Kerala, Ludhiana West in Punjab, and Kaliganj in West Bengal—the elections saw the rollout…
A New Era for Indian Aerospace: Falcon 2000 Jets to Be ‘Made in India’ In a landmark move that reinforces India’s ambitions to become a global hub for aerospace manufacturing, France’s Dassault Aviation has joined hands with Anil Ambani-led Reliance Aerostructure Ltd (RAL) to manufacture its flagship Falcon 2000 business jets in Nagpur. Announced at the prestigious Paris Air Show, the…
