For much of the past three decades, India and Israel have built a relationship defined primarily by strategic trust. Defence cooperation, counter-terrorism, intelligence sharing and…
View More Beyond Strategy: Why an IndiaIsrael Free Trade Agreement Could Be an Economic Game Changer
New Delhi: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has intervened to assist Nazneen, an India-born woman who was stranded at Doha’s Hamad International Airport after…
View More MEA Steps In to Assist India-Born Woman Left Stateless at Doha Airport
Srinagar, July 6: Mirwaiz-e-Kashmir, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, on Sunday emphasized that Kashmir’s history and identity cannot be viewed through a selective lens, asserting that the…
View More Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Calls for Respect for Kashmir’s Diverse Heritage, Reviving India-Pakistan and Delhi-Srinagar Dialogue
On 17 June 2026, the village of Munimpur in Haryana’s Jhajjar district saw a crowd of over 3,500 farmers turn up for a single event:…
View More India and Israel’s Farming Partnership Hits a New Mark
Gang bought infants from underprivileged couples from Rajasthan and Gujarat, and sold them to childless couples Imagine a child born in Rajasthan who is trafficked…
View More Delhi’s Dark ‘Baby Bazaar’: Baby Boys Sold For Rs 8 Lakh, Girls Half The Price
New Delhi: Reiterating its long-standing commitment to the Palestinian cause, India has announced a fresh contribution of $2.5 million to the United Nations Relief and…
View More India Reaffirms Support for Palestine, Announces $2.5 Million Contribution to UN Relief Agency
India is a democratic nation where the Constitution guarantees the right to life and personal liberty to every individual. This right is not limited to…
View More Prisoners’ Human Rights in India: An Essential Discourse on Awareness, Justice and Reform (With Reference to Lucknow Jail)
(Kanchan Lakshman ) With March 31, 2026 marking the end of Home Minister Amit Shah’s deadline for ending the Maoist insurgency, India stands at a…
View More Red Fade: India Closes the Chapter on the World’s Longest Maoist Insurgency
In a constitutional democracy that prides itself on equality, liberty, and secularism, the recent reaffirmation by the Supreme Court—that Scheduled Caste (SC) status is not…
View More When Faith Costs Rights: Rethinking SC Status in a Constitutional Democracy
Shankar Kumar Close on the heels of hosting European leaders and signing internationally buzz-creating economic, defence and security agreements, New Delhi recently hosted the second…
View More India’s Arab pivot: Why it matters more than ever