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Understanding the rise in violence against Hindu communities in Bangladesh. It was raining. I was sitting by the window, watching clouds drift lazily across a grey sky. But today felt different. Not random. Not soft. It was a morning that carried a weight I couldn’t shake., a mix of rage, disappointment, disbelief. The first thing I do when I wake up is pick up my phone, check the world. And today… what I saw stopped me. A man… a human being… killed by a mob. Burned. Beaten.

When India’s Union Home Minister Amit Shah took the stage at the Anti-Terrorism Conference-2025 in New Delhi, it wasn’t just his another official speech, it was a strategic clarion call. In an era where terrorism isn’t a distant headline but a living and evolving threat, Shah’s words sketched out a new paradigm for how India will fight against terror in the coming decade with a blend of unity, technology and legal sharpness which will move into a more formidable national shie

Global Economic Trends & GDP Forecasts IMF projections show global real GDP growth which is moderating around 3.2 % in 2025 with advanced economies slower (1.6 %) and emerging markets faster (4 %). World Bank and other forecasters are warning slower world growth due to trade barriers, geopolitical uncertainties and policy shifts. Deloitte’s weekly economic updates highlight mixed regional performance which includes focus on inflation and output. G20 GDP Growth: Mixed Pictur

Something strange is happening. Not loud, not dramatic, just… unsettling. The sky feels different, seasons are acting confused, and the weather has the emotional stability of a teenager. People keep pretending everything is normal, but deep down, everyone knows something is off. And while most of the world scrolls past the signs, somewhere in Brazil… the world’s most powerful people gathered, pretending they’re finally ready to talk about it. When they are not. Anyways, They

A train ride, a stranger, shared history, and the spark of a connection that refused to stay just coincidence. I didn’t expect a random metro ride to turn into a global conversation. But last week, somewhere between Rajiv Chowk and Green Park, I met a student from Kenya. What started as a casual complaint about Delhi’s brutal summer slowly turned into a conversation about identity, culture, development, and how our countries see each other. In just five minutes, the small ta

What are tariffs and how do they work ? Tariffs are taxes charged on goods bought from other countries. Why do governments impose tariffs: ● Raise government revenue– tariffs serve as a source of income for governments. ● Protect domestic industries and correct trade imbalances– tariffs shelter domestic industries from foreign competition and discourage consumption of imported goods. ● Political tools for negotiations– tariffs can be used to apply pressure on the foreign g

The Streets we walk, and the society we are building. The Stray Dogs of Delhi It’s August, the peak of summer in Delhi. But that’s not what disturbs people today. Instead, the air and atmosphere are filled with shouting. On one side, voices rise: “Dogs are family, not criminals!” Others shout back: “Criminals are roaming free where is India going?” From the opposite side, angry cries demand safety for children: “They must be removed!” Some argue strays are dangerous and mus

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Not by war announcements but by the quiet boom of fighter planes and the exact wrath of drone attacks, the subcontinent was pushed into a...