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Indian, US Troops Conduct Live-Firing Exercise in Bikaner
Indian and US troops conduct a live-firing exercise involving the M777 Ultra Light Howitzer at Mahajan Field Firing Ranges in Bikaner, highlighting military cooperation and knowledge exchange.
4 days ago1 min read


Ancient Buddhist Site of Sarnath Inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List, Becomes India's 45th World Heritage Property
The ancient Buddhist site of Sarnath has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, becoming India's 45th World Heritage property. The recognition highlights Sarnath's historical, spiritual, and archaeological significance while promoting heritage conservation, sustainable tourism, and global awareness of India's rich Buddhist and cultural legacy.
Aug 72 min read


Project Kusha: Building India's Shield in an Age of Uncertain Skies
Project Kusha represents India’s push toward technological sovereignty in long-range air defense. Often dubbed India’s indigenous counterpart to Russia's S-400 Triumf system, it shifts India from an importer of critical air defense shields to a self-reliant designer and manufacturer.
Jul 314 min read


Beyond Tariffs: Why the India-Oman CEPA Matters
Trade agreements are often reduced to statistics tariff cuts, export targets and investment flows. Yet, their true significance lies in the strategic choices they reflect. The coming into force of the India-Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) is one such moment. While it promises greater market access and economic integration, it is equally an affirmation of India's evolving geopolitical and economic priorities in West Asia. The agreement is far more comp
Jul 253 min read


Modi's Historic New Zealand Visit: Strengthening India's Pacific Strategy and Reshaping China's Strategic Calculus
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic visit to New Zealand the first by an Indian Prime Minister in four decades—marks a defining moment in India's Indo-Pacific diplomacy. Coming just months after the signing of the landmark India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA), the visit elevated bilateral ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, signalling that the relationship is no longer confined to trade but is increasingly anchored in maritime security, technology, defe
Jul 244 min read


When Health Advice Goes Viral: The Truth Behind 'Cortisol Culture'
Open almost any social media platform today, and you'll likely come across videos claiming to explain why you're constantly tired, bloated, anxious, or unable to lose weight. The answer, many creators suggest, is cortisol. Known as the body's primary stress hormone, cortisol has become one of the internet's favourite wellness buzzwords. Millions of videos now promise to identify the signs of "high cortisol" while offering quick solutions through supplements, detox drinks, res
Jul 242 min read


Trump Welcomes Iraqi PM to White House, Jokes About His Appearance Amid Middle East Tensions
U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Iraq's newly appointed Prime Minister, Ali al-Zaidi, to the Oval Office on Tuesday, using the high-profile meeting to reaffirm ties with Baghdad as tensions continue to escalate across the Middle East. Hosting the Iraqi leader during his first official foreign visit since assuming office, Trump struck a light-hearted tone at the start of their meeting, joking, "He's young and handsome, which doesn't make me happy," prompting laughter from
Jul 213 min read


China's 'Malacca Dilemma': Why the Strait of Malacca Remains a Strategic Counterweight in India-China Rivalry
The Strait of Malacca, a narrow maritime corridor connecting the Indian Ocean to the South China Sea, has emerged as one of the most critical geopolitical flashpoints in Asia. For China, the waterway represents both an economic lifeline and a strategic vulnerability a predicament Beijing has long referred to as the "Malacca Dilemma." As tensions between India and China continue to shape the Indo-Pacific strategic landscape, analysts increasingly view India's geographical adva
Jul 194 min read


India-New Zealand Partnership: A Strategic Bridge to the Pacific and a Balanced Trade Opportunity
The renewed momentum in India-New Zealand relations reflects far more than an attempt to expand bilateral trade. It represents a strategic convergence driven by the evolving geopolitics of the Indo-Pacific, the growing importance of the Pacific Island Countries (PICs), and the need for resilient economic partnerships amid global uncertainty. As India seeks to deepen its engagement in the wider Indo-Pacific, New Zealand has emerged as a valuable partner that offers both a gate
Jul 134 min read


From Now Onwards Govt. Looking Separate Structure Work for AI
Govt. may look a sperate legal structure work for AI, symbolizing a significant transition from its long-existing laws to govern the fast-evolving technology. An event on Thursday, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) secretary S Krishnan said govt. believes the time may have come to draft legalization specifically for AI. The remarks highlight the transparent indication recently that the Center is rethinking its light-touch approa
Jul 42 min read


India, Japan Deepen Trade Ties: PM Modi and Takaichi, Calling Ties 'Like an Elder-Younger Sister' Bond, Sign MoC Featuring $10 Billion Investment and AI Cooperation
Leaders sign Memorandum of Cooperation at 16th Annual Summit, covering defence, technology, energy and biotech partnerships A New Chapter in Bilateral Ties India and Japan advanced their trade and strategic relationship on Thursday by signing a Memorandum of Cooperation (MoC) and pledging deeper bilateral and global collaboration. The agreement was finalized during the 16th India-Japan Annual Summit, held at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi hos
Jul 23 min read


U.S.-Iran peace agreement slated for June 19 signing as both sides commit to a 'permanent' end to military action.
Trump said the Strait of Hormuz will reopen on Friday following the official signing of the agreement. USA president Donald J. Trump The Timelines June 15, 2026 | 11:15 AM — India's Petronet LNG tanker exits Strait of Hormuz A liquefied natural gas (LNG) tanker chartered by India's Petronet LNG crossed the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, June 15, 2026, heading eastward after the U.S.-Iran peace deal eased concerns over maritime security in the region. Shiptracking data from Kpler
Jun 155 min read


How Gen Z Is Revolutionizing the Concepts of Success and Happiness Globally
Success and happiness have long been measured by traditional markers: steady jobs, high income, and social status. Yet, a new generation is challenging these ideas. Gen Z, born roughly between 1997 and 2012, is reshaping what it means to live a fulfilling life. Across continents and cultures, their values and priorities reveal a fresh perspective on achievement and well-being. Redefining Success Beyond Wealth For many in Gen Z, success no longer means accumulating wealth or c
Jun 103 min read


How Young People in the Middle East Are Creating Despite Restrictions
Across the Middle East, young creators are using music, film, literature, and digital platforms to express identity, social change, and quiet resistance — navigating censorship, cultural expectations, and political limits with creativity, adaptability, and remarkable artistic innovation. Art, Expression, and Resistance in the Gulf The creative output of young people in the Middle East and North Africa does not fit neatly into either the story of oppression that dominates West
Jun 83 min read


How Gen Z Across the World Defines Success Differently Than Their Parents
Gen Z is redefining success beyond money, prioritizing purpose, flexibility, and mental wellbeing over traditional career markers like salary and status, creating a global shift in how work and achievement are understood across industries and cultures. Money Is Not the Metric Anymore Every generation believes it is different from its parents. The claim about Gen Z — that this generation has genuinely different values around success, not just different aesthetic preferences —
Jun 23 min read


Living as a Young Person in the World's Happiest Countries
Finland, Denmark, and Iceland consistently rank among the world’s happiest countries, but their youth experience is more complex than global rankings suggest. This article explores education, work-life balance, mental health, and institutional trust to understand what truly shapes wellbeing in Nordic societies today. What Finland, Denmark, and Iceland Actually Look Like for Youth The World Happiness Report has ranked Nordic countries at or near the top for most of its existen
May 313 min read


The African Tech Boom: Why Indian Youth Should Be Paying Attention
Africa’s rapidly expanding tech ecosystem—driven by young populations, mobile-first markets, and large structural problems—is becoming a global innovation hub. This article explores key startup cities, India-Africa parallels, and emerging opportunities for Indian youth in technology, entrepreneurship, and international careers globally. The Fastest-Growing Startup Ecosystem in the World Africa's tech sector has grown from a curiosity to a serious investment destination in the
May 303 min read


What Young People in 10 Countries Think About AI and Their Future
Young people around the world are approaching AI with a mix of excitement and uncertainty. While many see artificial intelligence creating new opportunities in education, creativity, and careers, they also worry about job displacement, inequality, and whether existing education systems are preparing them for an AI-driven future. A Global Opinion Survey Breakdown Polling data on Gen Z attitudes to artificial intelligence is accumulating rapidly as researchers recognise that th
May 283 min read


Exploring the Geometry of Justice in African Fractal Systems and Centralized Societies
Justice shapes societies in profound ways. How a community organizes fairness, responsibility, and resource distribution reveals much about its values and structure. Centralized societies often focus on extraction—gathering resources and power into a central authority. In contrast, many African fractal systems emphasize circulation, reciprocity, and return, creating a dynamic flow that sustains social balance. This post explores how justice operates as a geometric principle w
May 184 min read


Gen Z Two Centuries Ago: Seeking Hope Amid a World of Despair
Two hundred years ago, young people faced challenges that might seem distant but echo the struggles of today’s generation. Imagine a group of youth with full hearts in an empty world, searching for meaning and hope amid widespread hardship and uncertainty. This post explores what life was like for that generation, how they coped with despair, and what lessons their experience holds for us now. Young people gathering for warmth and conversation in a 19th-century village The Wo
May 183 min read
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