In a world where corporate success is often measured by profit margins and shareholder dividends, the story of Savji Dholakia stands out like a flawless 24-carat diamond. He is not just a billionaire businessman; he is a man who redefined the relationship between an employer and an employee. As the founder of Hari Krishna Exports, a diamond manufacturing and exporting company, Dholakia has built a ₹15,000 crore empire. However, his fame does not come from his bank balance. It

​For decades, the dense forests of Bastar and the surrounding regions of Chhattisgarh have been synonymous with a conflict that seemed never-ending. The Maoist insurgency, often called the Red Corridor, has impacted generations of tribal communities, stalling development and claiming thousands of lives. However, a major shift is happening on the ground. Recent reports from the state government suggest that the tide has turned significantly. ​Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister

Cricket is often called a gentleman’s game, but anyone who has stood in the middle of a packed stadium during an India versus Pakistan match knows it is also a game of nerves. It is a psychological battle where words can be just as sharp as a 150 kph bouncer. In the buildup to the latest T20 World Cup clash, the air was thick with tension. Fans were scouring social media for any scrap of news, and the pre-match press conferences were buzzing. ​When Pakistan’s captain Salman A

​The atmosphere in Bangladesh is thick with tension as the nation prepares for its latest general elections. While political parties trade barbs and campaign rallies fill the streets, a darker narrative is emerging from the rural heartlands. The discovery of a young Hindu man’s body in a tea garden has sent shockwaves through the minority community, turning what should be a celebration of democracy into a period of mourning and deep-seated anxiety. This incident is not just a

The political landscape of South Asia is shifting in a way that few would have predicted just a short while ago. In a move that has caught the attention of diplomats and citizens alike, Bangladesh has formally extended an invitation to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The occasion is the swearing-in ceremony of Tarique Rahman as the new Prime Minister of Bangladesh, scheduled for February 17. This event is not just a change of guard for one nation. It represents a signifi

The recent United Nations sanctions report has sent shockwaves through the international community. It explicitly links the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to a series of high-profile attacks, most notably a devastating incident near the iconic Red Fort in New Delhi. For years, Islamabad has maintained a narrative that these groups are defunct or dismantled under domestic pressure. However, the 37th report from the UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monito

​The landscape of New Delhi is witnessing a monumental change that goes beyond mere bricks and mortar. On February 13, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi officially inaugurated the Seva Teerth complex. This modern facility now serves as the permanent home for the Prime Minister Office, commonly known as the PMO. For decades, the South Block on Raisina Hill was the primary address for the nation's top executive office. While that historic building carried the weight of history

​India is taking a massive step to secure its skies. The Ministry of Defence has officially given the green light to buy 288 advanced missiles for the S-400 Triumf air defense system. This decision comes at a time when regional security is a top priority and the lessons from recent conflicts are fresh in the mind of the military leadership. The deal is worth around 10,000 crore and involves getting these high tech interceptors from Russia. ​Why This Deal Matters Right Now ​Th

The legal world and international diplomacy hit a major milestone recently as Nikhil Gupta, an Indian national, entered a guilty plea in a United States federal court. This case has been at the center of a storm involving India, the U.S., and Canada for months. It revolves around a foiled plot to assassinate Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a vocal Sikh separatist leader living on American soil. ​While the headlines are full of legal jargon, the core of the story is about a high-stak

​The political landscape of South Asia shifted significantly this week. For the first time in nearly two decades, Bangladesh has seen a monumental change in leadership through the ballot box. Following the historic February 2026 general elections, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has secured a landslide victory, marking the end of an era and the beginning of a complex new relationship with its largest neighbor, India. ​In a move that signals pragmatic diplomacy, Indian

​Sometimes, life throws a curveball when you least expect it. Other times, life just rolls slowly down a slope while you are busy checking the prices of a premium whiskey. That is exactly what happened recently near Basai Village in Noida. It is the kind of story that makes you shake your head and laugh, but it also serves as a very loud wake-up call for every car owner out there. ​A simple errand turned into a local spectacle when a parked car decided to take a dip in a near

​The political landscape of Pakistan has been hit by a wave of shock and anger following reports of a severe health crisis involving former Prime Minister Imran Khan. Currently held in Rawalpindi’s Adiala Jail, the 73-year-old leader is reportedly facing a partial loss of sight, a revelation that has sent his supporters into a frenzy and drawn sharp criticism from human rights advocates across the globe. ​What began as a series of legal battles has now transformed into a high

​The city of Ambala is mourning today. What should have been a routine commute turned into a nightmare on the streets. A 25-year-old woman, full of dreams and life, was killed in a horrific accident. The cause of this tragedy? A car driven by a police officer who was allegedly under the influence of alcohol. This incident has sent shockwaves through the community. It raises serious questions about safety, accountability, and the behavior of those sworn to protect the public.

​The recent United Nations sanctions report has sent shockwaves through the international community. It explicitly links the Pakistan-based terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to a series of high-profile attacks, most notably a devastating incident near the iconic Red Fort in New Delhi. For years, Islamabad has maintained a narrative that these groups are defunct or dismantled under domestic pressure. However, the 37th report from the UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monit

​Politics is often a game of numbers and complicated words. We hear terms like "interim agreements" and "bilateral frameworks," and it is easy to let our eyes glaze over. But sometimes, a political leader speaks in a way that cuts through the noise. On February 11, 2026, Rahul Gandhi stood up in the Lok Sabha and did exactly that. He didn't just criticize a piece of paper; he alleged that the soul of the nation—its data, its energy, and its farmers—has been placed on a bargai

The corridors of Indian politics are no stranger to drama, but the latest showdown involves something more tangible yet strangely elusive: a book. Specifically, the memoir of former Army Chief General M.M. Naravane titled Four Stars of Destiny. The controversy has reached a boiling point in early 2026, with Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi asking a pointed question that has left many scratching their heads: Who is lying? ​At the heart of this storm is a simple contradiction.

​The quiet town of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, is currently grappling with a level of grief that is hard to put into words. On Tuesday, February 10, 2026, the community was shattered by a mass shooting that claimed the lives of ten people, including the suspect. As the news spread across Canada and the world, one name began to surface in every report: Jesse Strang. While the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) later identified the individual as 18-year-old Jesse Van Roo

When it comes to global business, words matter. A single sentence can change the price of your groceries or decide the fate of a local factory. This week, we saw exactly how much weight these words carry. The United States and India have been working on a massive trade deal, something meant to bring the two giants closer together. However, a sudden change in a White House statement has left everyone from farmers to tech CEOs scratching their heads. ​Trade deals are usually ve

​The sun rose over Dhaka today with a sense of gravity that the country has not felt in decades. It is February 12, 2026, and Bangladesh is officially heading to the polls. This is not just another election day. It is the first time the nation is voting since the dramatic 2024 uprising that ended the 15-year rule of Sheikh Hasina. For many, this is the first day of a new chapter, a chance to define what a "New Bangladesh" actually looks like. ​Across the country, from the bus

​The Indian Parliament has always been a place of high drama and intense debate, but the recent events surrounding Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla have taken things to a whole new level. In a move that has sent ripples through the political landscape, the Opposition has filed a formal notice of a no-confidence motion against the Speaker. This isn't just a regular disagreement; it is a direct challenge to the authority of the person who is supposed to be the neutral referee of the