For all its Indian origins, yoga still runs short of the one thing it needs most to reach a wider audience: enough people qualified to teach it. The armed forces think they may have found part of the answer in their own ranks. The Indian Navy has commenced an eight-week yoga training course at Command […] The post From Service to Yogasana: Armed Forces Bet on Yoga to Give Agniveers a Head Start as…
A fresh hate campaign has emerged in the United States ahead of RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s scheduled visit, with Chicago-based organisation Justice For All launching an online petition urging the US government to deny him entry. Bhagwat is scheduled to travel to the US, Canada and the UK from August 25 at the invitation of […] The post ‘Hate Campaign’ Intensifies Ahead of Mohan Bhagwat’s US Visit…
Jadavpur University, long seen as a Left bastion in Bengal’s student politics, woke on Thursday to the aftermath of a confrontation that began the previous evening and continued into the early hours. Members of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) and Left-leaning student groups clashed on campus, several students were injured, and some were taken […] The post Jadavpur University, Once a…
The US debt has crossed the staggering $40 trillion mark, a milestone that would once have seemed almost unimaginable. According to US Treasury data, the national debt reached about $40.047 trillion in August 2026, having more than doubled from roughly $20 trillion in 2017. What makes this development particularly significant for India is that America’s […] The post US Debt Crosses $40 Trillion:…
When Operation Sindoor is discussed, the conversation tends to gravitate toward fighter jets, cruise missiles, and air defence systems. But a full year after the operation, official citations and defence reporting have filled in a quieter, less-publicised chapter: the Indian Army’s artillery arm carried out precision offensive strikes of its own — including a first-of-its-kind […] The post The…
More than a year after India launched Operation Sindoor, new details continue to emerge about the role women fighter pilots played in the country’s most significant cross-border air campaign in decades — details that had, until recently, remained classified. According to defence and security sources to The Print, a woman Flight Lieutenant of the Indian […] The post Women Fighter Pilots Take Center…
Sonia Gandhi, the former Congress president and one of the most influential figures in modern Indian politics, is set to publish her memoir this fall. Titled “Belonging: A Journey of Love,” the book will be released on November 10 by Alfred A. Knopf, the publisher announced this week. The memoir will trace Sonia Gandhi’s extraordinary […] The post Sonia Gandhi to Release Memoir “Belonging: A…
Sergio Gor, the United States Ambassador to India and Special Envoy for South and Central Asian Affairs, arrived in Srinagar on Wednesday afternoon for his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir since taking charge earlier this year. The trip marks a significant moment in India-US engagement with the region, as it is the first visit […] The post US Ambassador Sergio Gor Makes Maiden Visit to Kashmir…
Until this week, Deepak Mhaskey was known mainly within the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) Chhattisgarh unit, where he built the state’s district-level social media network and analysed election data for the party. He has now been named head of the BJP’s national IT cell, taking over from Amit Malviya, who ran the party’s digital operations […] The post The chemistry teacher who is now the BJP’s…
Pakistan plans to confer its highest civilian award on two doctors from Mumbai, nearly 80 years after they chose not to disclose that Muhammad Ali Jinnah was seriously ill with tuberculosis in the run-up to Partition. Dr Jal Ratanji Patel, a physician, and Dr Jal Dhaybho-Koo, a radiologist, have been nominated for the Nishan-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s […] The post Pakistan to award two Mumbai-born Parsi…