How Soros-ian West looks at Rahul Gandhi as a pawn to checkmate not just Narendra Modi but India
It’s on the Congress leader to decide if he wants to fall into this dubious, dangerous Western trap. For, he may gain power but lose the nation. Worse, he may lose both power and the nation — after all, what’s bad for the nation cannot be good politics either
Weather Report: After a relatively 'cool' May, temperatures are set to rise in north and central India
In the upcoming week temperatures are set to rise across Punjab, Haryana, Delhi NCR, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh
Climbing against all odds: A para-climber dreams 'gold'
There are now proposals to include sport climbing as part of the Paralympic Games in 2024. Though the wait continues, it’s enough motivation for Manikandan Kumar
The Hundred Million Bet | Redemption is all around us, we just need to work for it, says Atul Koul Randev
The fast-paced financial thriller is about going against all odds and putting everything on the line to win or lose, deftly exploring the themes of loyalty and betrayal
India's GDP growth exceeds expectations, but key to 'Amrit Kaal' lies in manufacturing
The coming 24-25 years will be crucial to India in determining its stakes as a global political and economic power. The fifth-largest economy now needs to gear up to its highest potential, with the manufacturing sector being given a fair chance to show its charisma
How Kamasutra scripture influenced the European Sex Championship
The Championship has shown its respect towards diversity as people of different sexual orientations have been encouraged to participate in the competition.
How Rani Mukerji starrer Netflix’s Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway gave hope to Ariha Shah
The of Ariha Shah caught momentum after the release of Rani Mukerjee’s Mrs Chatterjee Vs Norway. India got to know how another desi child in Germany longs to go back to her home.
'Planet is changing,' cautions circumnavigator Abhilash Tomy
'We understand only five percent of the seas –we don’t realise that a small change there can have a damaging effect on land,' says the sailor
With wrestlers’ agitation gaining momentum, Centre just can’t afford to look the other way
For the Opposition dispirited not so long ago on what appeared to be a lost electoral battle in 2024, the dramatic turn taken by the women wrestler’s agitation has come as a huge boost almost immediately after the good news from the Karnataka polls
350 years of Chhatrapati Shivaji's coronation: How Maharaj founded a reign of cultural resurgence and good governance
Recognising the importance of efficient administration, the Marathas implemented policies that emphasised local governance, a swift justice system, and streamlined revenue collection in their empire
Rahul hobnobbing with anti-India forces may be an act of ignorance, but does this suit a leader vying for PM’s post?
Rahul Gandhi has in the US shared space with people working with Soros-sponsored organisations who are hell-bent on inducing a regime-change in India and with Islamists such as the Indian American Muslim Council
Taj- Reign of Revenge (Episode 7 and 8) review: Naseeruddin Shah's show gets darker and denser
Currently streaming on Zee5, Taj- Reign of Revenge is nearing an end of its barbaric narrative and the complexities of the characters' relationships
Rahul Gandhi wants to ambush PM Modi’s US visit, but setting insidious narratives from abroad won’t serve his purpose
Calling Muslim League ‘secular’, defending a ‘journalist’ arrested for leaking national secrets to foreign agencies may not endear him to countrymen
9 Years of Modi Government: How Centre seems resolute to fully integrate Jammu and Kashmir into the Indian Union
The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act 2019 which under provision of the same Act would abrogate Article 370 and? Article 35A of the Indian Constitution, shall be considered as a landmark legislation in the constitutional history of? post-Independence India
What Mohammed Nasheed’s breakaway party means for democracy in Maldives
Although on the face of it, Maldives may look chaotic and worse for those seeing it from the outside, and only occasionally but in reality, it makes for a vibrant democracy
As Central Asia looks for diverse partners, India should expedite engagement with the region
To take full advantage of the emerging opportunities for partnership in Central Asia, India should appoint a special envoy for the region who can reach out to the concerned authorities in the region at the appropriate level and also get the decision-making process accelerated in India
Zara Hatke Zara Bachke movie review: Vicky Kaushal performs well in a not so great film
Good performance, but lousy script massacred the film
Sengol’s a tradition that goes back to Mahabharata and before: How Modi connects new India with ancient past
The Sengol controversy: The relevance of the Sengol in India's political narrative is immense and it is high time to challenge the misconceptions and understand its cultural significance
Sharjeel Imam to Rakesh Tikait to wrestlers: Why 'manufacturers' of movements fail
Drummed up causes will never have a fraction of the power of a genuine cause. And history will never reserve respect for activists on rent
The Boogeyman movie review: Rob Savage's film goes beyond the horror-movie cliches
The filmmaker creates a world that's real but you wish is never relatable. It's about trauma, loss, and loneliness