India Japan partnership: There are moments when you feel proud just to listen to your leader speak about the future of your nation. Today was one of those moments for me. As I watched Prime Minister Narendra Modi address the India-Japan Economic Forum in Tokyo, I could feel the hope, the confidence, and the determination … Read more
Sometimes I feel that in our country, conversations around faith, identity, and population are often left half-spoken. When I heard RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s words in Delhi, it struck me that these are not just political statements but reflections of deep concerns shaping India’s future. Speaking during the centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh … Read more
Highlights When Nature Turns Merciless in Chamoli I have often heard people say that the mountains of Uttarakhand are heaven on earth. But last night, that heaven turned into a nightmare for many families in Chamoli. The rain that poured down through the night wasn’t just water, it was fear, it was helplessness. In Tharali … Read more
I have often seen how international friendships can be fragile, shifting with political winds, but there are rare bonds that stand steady through decades. When External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stood in Moscow this week and called India-Russia ties “among the steadiest of the major relationships after the Second World War,” it was not just … Read more
I have often felt that elections in India are not just about choosing leaders but about choosing the very path our democracy walks on. When I saw former Supreme Court judge B. Sudarshan Reddy file his nomination for the VP Election 2025, I could sense that this was not merely about one man but about … Read more
I can’t even imagine what it must have felt like. A usual morning of public interaction, where people came with their grievances, suddenly turned into chaos when Delhi CM Rekha Gupta was attacked during a Jan Sunwai at her Civil Lines camp office. I have always believed that these interactions are the bridge between people … Read more
I can’t even imagine the pain that families in Kishtwar are going through right now. You know, I’ve grown up seeing the monsoon’s beauty and its fury, but what happened in Chositi village… it’s heartbreaking. On the eve of our Independence Day, instead of preparing for celebrations, we are counting lives lost. A massive cloudburst … Read more
I don’t know about you, but that April morning still gives me chills. The news broke out like fire—26 lives lost in the beautiful valley of Pahalgam, many of them innocent tourists who came to see the paradise we call Kashmir. I remember seeing those terrified faces on my screen, crying, bloodstained, helpless. It was … Read more
In the quiet hours of an ordinary Wednesday morning, the people of Gujarat’s Vadodara district were jolted by an unimaginable tragedy. The 43-year-old Gambhira bridge, a vital link between Vadodara and Anand, collapsed without warning, sending vehicles and lives plummeting into the Mahisagar River. The Gujarat bridge collapse has left at least nine people dead, … Read more
International Yoga Day 2025: As the world grapples with growing unrest, conflict, and uncertainty, India once again turns to its ancient wisdom to offer a solution rooted in unity and inner strength. On June 21, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation and the global community from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, on the occasion of … Read more
