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India is aggressively pursuing a strategy to double its trade with Qatar, aiming to boost bilateral trade from around $14 billion to $30 billion by the year 2030. This initiative …

India’s battle with climate change is no longer a distant crisis; it’s an everyday reality. The country swings between two extremes: scorching heatwaves and devastating downpours. In this unpredictable climate …

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s upcoming visit to India on October 8–9, 2025, at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, represents a pivotal moment for UK-India relations. This visit, …

For millennia, India’s culinary landscape has been a vibrant canvas woven with threads of culture, conquest, and continuous reinvention. From ancient hearths to modern restaurant kitchens, Indian gastronomy has evolved …

On July 31, 1995, India’s first-ever mobile phone call was made between Delhi and Kolkata. What seemed like a modest technological milestone would ignite a communications revolution that reshaped how …

Indian villages, home to nearly 65% of its population, have long faced challenges in governance—bureaucratic delays, lack of transparency, and limited citizen participation. For decades, Panchayati Raj Institutions (PRIs), the …

India’s presence at the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in September 2025 was marked by powerful diplomacy, assertive rebuttals, strategic advocacy for global reforms, and strong projections of its …

In an unprecedented turn of events, India’s Asia Cup triumph over arch-rivals Pakistan ended without the champions actually receiving the trophy. The post-match presentation descended into chaos after the Indian …

In India, history has a habit of hiding in plain sight. Sometimes, it even camouflages the modern world within its centuries-old walls. A striking example of this coexistence lies in …

The sea of humanity who waited patiently day and night in scorching heat, rain, and thunder from Saturday (21 September) for the arrival of the mortal remains of Assamese heartthrob …

India’s economic trajectory has long been anchored in its services sector, which contributes over half of national GDP. However, to achieve balanced, sustainable, and job-intensive growth, the government has sought …

Donald Trump’s latest announcement on H-1B visa policy marks one of the most significant shifts in U.S. immigration and workforce strategy in decades. With the imposition of an unprecedented $100,000 …

The new EU-India Strategic Agenda, unveiled in September 2025, marks a profound step-change in relations between the European Union and India, setting the course for intensified and diversified cooperation across …

India is on the cusp of a green revolution, rapidly transitioning from a perceived climate laggard to a global leader in sustainable development. This transformation is driven by a powerful …

The Indian Navy’s participation in the multinational exercise ‘Pacific Reach 2025’ in the South China Sea marks a significant development in both regional security cooperation and India’s global maritime posture. …

It is indeed extremely heartening that Prime Minister Narendra Modi, despite his hectic schedule, has written a masterly piece about Bhupen Hazarika, the bard of Assam.  The Prime Minister’s article, …

The recent state visit of Mauritius Prime Minister Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam to India marked a significant milestone in the bilateral relationship, reinforcing deep-rooted partnerships and delivering a host of positive …

India’s new Vice President is CP Radhakrishnan, a seasoned politician and administrator with deep roots in southern India and a legacy of social service. His election signals an effort to …

India and Israel have recently signed a new Bilateral Investment Agreement (BIA) in September 2025, marking a significant step in strengthening their economic, strategic, and technological ties. The agreement replaces their prior …

India’s horticulture sector is a quiet success story reshaping the rural economy. Farmers like K. T. Francis from Kerala have transformed small landholdings into highly productive and profitable enterprises through …

When we first gathered in Jaipur in 2006, under the mellow winter sun, the Jaipur Literature Festival was little more than an experiment. A handful of writers, a few curious …