Bhakra row is AAP’s shield amid farmer backlash

Mann leverages Bhakra water dispute to boost...

Tides of change: From New York boardroom to Nirvana beach

Almost by chance, I found myself at...

Outrage after Kolkata Police arrest 22-year-old from Gurugram

Law student Sharmishta Panoli’s arrest sparked nationwide...

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Pakistan’s own dossier confirms India’s precise military strikes

New Delhi: “India will identify, track and punish every terrorist and their backers. We will pursue them to the ends of the Earth,” Prime...

Nikhil Gupta files application for release in Pannun case

Nikhil Gupta seeks dismissal of US charges over alleged plot to assassinate Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. NEW DELHI: Nikhil “Nick” Gupta, an Indian national accused of...

Cabinet reshuffle likely; Bengal, Bihar under review

A major Cabinet reshuffle is expected in mid-June, ahead of Parliament session and key state elections. NEW DELHI: A Cabinet reshuffle is expected around mid-June,...

India readies to face 2040 naval threat, as Pak-China-Turkey axis emerges 

India faces an emerging maritime challenge from a coordinated China-Turkiye-Pakistan naval build-up by 2040. NEW DELHI: India is now less than 15 years away from...

After six years in UK jail, Nirav Modi’s return to India is imminent

The matter returns to the UK Home Office, which is expected to notify the Indian authorities formally and coordinate the logistical execution of his...

From Manmohan Singh’s warning to Amit Shah’s deadline, how Bastar was reclaimed from Naxals

Almost 10 months ahead of the March 2026 deadline given by Amit Shah, Naxalism is breathing its last. NEW DELHI: In August 2024, Home Minister...

Sindoor changed everything: Modi ends Pakistan’s era of strategic denial

New Delhi: The military response that India carried out against Pakistan-based terror groups—and their patron, the Pakistan Army—has placed Pakistan’s military planners under pressure...

Delhi GST bribery probe: Court staff ‘absconds’, judge transferred, ACB accused of retaliation

New Delhi:  What began as a routine GST fraud probe and arrest in August last year has exploded into a high-stakes standoff between Delhi’s...

From Prasad Jote to Abujhmad: The rise and fall of India’s longest war

On 25 May 1967, in a little-known hamlet called Prasad Jote—a small village under the Naxalbari police station in Darjeeling district, West Bengal—three men...

In Trump’s Washington, Pak Quietly Erects It’s Largest Ever Influence Network

As soon as it became clear that Donald Trump was poised to return as President of the United States to political prominence, Pakistan launched...

India struck hard, stayed in control: Ladwig on Sindoor

Dr Walter C. Ladwig III analyses Operation Sindoor and its impact on regional deterrence dynamics. NEW DELHI: In an exclusive interaction with The Sunday Guardian, leading...

Pak internal documents show IAF hit key infra in air bases

This assessment is based on two sets of internal Pakistan Air Force documents that came into existence post the Indian air strikes, and were...

Op Sindoor: India stayed undeterred in the face of coordinated digital strikes

New Delhi: Following the 22 April attack on tourists in Pahalgam, apart from the conflict at the borders, a war was also fought on...

Pakistan’s Pahalgam dossier- A rambling mix of propaganda, poor proof, and patchy English

In what was presumably meant to be a hard-hitting diplomatic counter to India’s response after the 22 April Pahalgam massacre, a ‘dossier’ made by...

Lashkar Nepal commander shot dead by “unknown gunmen”

New Delhi: Razaullah Nizamani, a senior Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative and the head of its Nepal module, was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in the...

Kirana Hills: A nuclear site or not?

There has been no official confirmation on if Kirana Hills serves as a storehouse for Pakistan’s nuclear assets or not. NEW DELHI: From the afternoon...

Pak terror groups thrive as UN sanctions prove futile

India’s push to ban TRF underscores the futility of UN action against Pakistan-backed terror groups. NEW DELHI: One of the key components of the Indian...

The World is Not a family, after All

NEW DELHI: In the wake of the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir—an assault believed to have been orchestrated by Pakistanbased militant groups—...

Pak is IMF’s 4th largest borrower, still a reckless defence spender

It has spent $153.25 billion for defence purchases from 2000 to 2023. NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s latest $760 million loan from the IMF has pushed its...

Top Taliban security official reportedly in India

New Delhi: In a move that’s flying well under the radar, a senior figure from the Taliban is believed to be in India. Sources...

Columbia univ faces backlash over seminar framing India-Pakistan conflict; Revises description after petition by Indian community

A Columbia University seminar titled "Rapid Response: The India-Pakistan Conflict," organized by the Institute of Global Politics (IGP) at the School of International and...

BJP’s campaign woos Bihari migrants nationwide

The BJP has launched a nationwide campaign targeting Bihariorigin voters to secure victory in Bihar elections. NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party, aiming for a...

Union Bank’s top brass accused of impropriety

Union Bank’s controversial book purchase exposed bureaucratic misuse. NEW DELHI: The entrenched influence of bureaucracy, or “babudom,” within India’s system ensured that the multiple checks...

Hammered by India, chastened Pakistan opts for ceasefire

NEW DELHI: In fast moving developments on Saturday noon and evening, the military action launched by India on 7 May against the Pakistan military...

Pak violates ceasefire even before it begins

NEW DELHI: Pakistan shattered a US-mediated ceasefire, effective from 5:00 PM IST, within hours by launching artillery shelling and drone attacks across Jammu and...

India’s ironclad skies: How the Modi government transformed air defence and offensive might

Since the 22 April Pahalgam massacre, it was expected that India would respond to the Pakistan military orchestrated terror attack with all its might....

India’s diplomatic outreach pays off as nations back operation Sindoor

New Delhi: In a clear display of international solidarity, prominent leaders and nations have rallied behind India’s Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan...

Operation Sindoor: India destroys Lashkar, Jaish terror camps after Pahalgam massacre

New Delhi: India, on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday, carried out a series of airstrikes targeting terrorist camps and training centers in Pakistan-occupied...

Delhi ticks all the boxes, but India yet to pitch as UN eyes Nairobi, Istanbul & Bangkok for relocation

The UN's cost-saving ‘UN80 Initiative’ may shift key functions from New York and Geneva to cheaper hubs. Despite Delhi’s strong infrastructure, cost benefits, and strategic advantages, India hasn’t proposed it yet potentially losing a major global opportunity.

India’s investments in the US surge

It reflects deeper economic ties, rupee stability, and rising global financial influence. NEW DELHI: India’s investments in US financial assets reached $265 billion by June...

Pak Army grapples with fear of indian retaliation

The intercepts offer Indian Army crucial insight into Pakistan’s defensive strategy, revealing a shaken military establishment bracing for further escalation. They underscore the strategic...

India’s strategic response to Pahalgam massacre pushing Pakistan’s economy to the edge

New Delhi: Steps taken by the Indian government post the Pahalgam massacre on 22 April, which killed 25 tourists and one local in Jammu and...

Choksi’s bail hearing in Antwerp set for 29 April

New Delhi: The Antwerp Court of Appeal in Belgium will hear fugitive Indian diamond merchant Mehul Choksi’s appeal against the enforceability of arrest warrants...

Sachs warns India against U.S. tactics, urges strategic independence

Jeffrey Sachs shares his views on India’s global role, U.S. relations, and navigating challenges in a multipolar world.

Munir’s self-preservation action deepens hardship for Pakistanis

Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir allegedly ordered Pahalgam massacre to divert attention and gain support. NEW DELHI: The 57-year-old Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, Asim...

Govt Mull Saction on Baisaran Intelligence Failure

Government considers action against officials over intelligence failures leading to the massacre of 26 tourists NEW DELHI: Faced with the undeniable fact that the lack of...

India prepares multi-level response to Pahalgam massacre

Ordinary Pakistani citizens, already grappling with economic hardship, have also reacted negatively to this terror strike. NEW DELHI: India’s response to the Pakistani establishment responsible...

Digital Rupee: Future alternative to SWIFT

Digital Rupee has potential to emerge as a neutral, scalable alternative amid global dissatisfaction with SWIFT. NEW DELHI: Washington’s recent economic sanctions against multiple countries...

CISF takes over Lengpui airport security, marking first deployment in Mizoram

New Delhi: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has officially taken over security operations at Lengpui Airport, Mizoram’s sole domestic airport, marking a pivotal...

BSF constable detained by Pakistani Rangers after inadvertently crossing border

New Delhi: A constable of the Border Security Force (BSF) was detained by Pakistani Rangers on Wednesday after he accidentally crossed the international border...

Pahalgam attack: No large IB group targeted, social media rumors false

New Delhi: There is no truth to speculations that terrorists who targeted tourists in Pahalgam on Tuesday were aware of a "large number" of...

Airports Authority drags feet on Terminal 1 canopy collapse report

Acase was filed in the High Court to fix accountability. Delhi Police had registered a first information report. NEW DELHI: The Airports Authority of India...

Increasing radicalisation leaves Bengal’s Murshidabad burning

In many states, where the situation is seen as sensitive, the local police had increased patrolling in select areas and increased its interaction with...

Stability over stardom: BJP overhaul sets stage for Mission 2029

NEW DELHI: The Bharatiya Janata Party is undergoing a major organizational overhaul, with critical inputs from three key entities—the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Prime...

PSUs under scrutiny in BluSmart funds misuse case

The failure of officials at PFC and IREDA in protecting public money from misuse and ensuring the integrity of their lending practices has come...

Taiwan drone manufacturer says ‘no deal’ with Pak military-backed company

NEW DELHI: A Taiwan-based drone manufacturing company that supplies drones to India has firmly denied any collaboration or ongoing talks with Pakistan, even as...

VHP chief demands NIA probe in Murshidabad violence

New Delhi: The International President of the Vishva Hindu Parishad and senior lawyer Alok Kumar has expressed concern today over murders, riots, arson, violence,...

Living in plain sight? Choksi resided near Indian consulate in Antwerp

Fugitive in the Rs 13400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, Mehul Choksi, who was arrested by the Belgian authorities on Saturday on India’s request...

Living in plain sight? Choksi resided near Indian consulate in Antwerp

Fugitive in the Rs 13400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, Mehul Choksi, who was arrested by the Belgian authorities on Saturday on India’s request...

Belgium confirms Choksi’s arrest and India’s extradition bid

New Delhi: The Belgian government on 12 April arrested fugitive Mehul Choksi who had fled in January 2018 just days before the Rs 13500...

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