A Sudden Escalation in the Conflict The long-standing tension between Israel and Gaza has once again erupted into violence. Israeli fighter jets launched a series of powerful airstrikes across the Gaza Strip after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered what he called an immediate and decisive response. The strikes came following rocket fire from Gaza into southern Israel, which the Israeli government described as a direct provocation. The airstrikes hit multiple areas, inc

The central government has put several disaster-response teams on standby in parts of India as a strong cyclone nears the coast. The national agency responsible for disaster response has moved in to ensure that rescue and relief operations can start quickly once the storm makes landfall. In five states where the coast or low-lying regions are vulnerable the teams are already in place. The idea is simple. When a cyclone develops over the sea and moves towards land, wind, rain,

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has once again drawn international attention with his latest statement. In a strong address, he accused the government in Kabul of being a puppet of India. His words were full of anger and frustration. He claimed that Afghanistan was acting under India’s influence and working against Pakistan’s interests. Asif warned that any act of aggression or provocation from Afghan soil would face a strong response. He even went as far as

A Costly Dream to Bring Rain Delhi has always struggled with polluted air, especially in the winter months when smog turns the city into a grey haze. People can barely see the sun, and breathing feels like inhaling smoke. This year, the government decided to try something new and bold. It launched a project to bring artificial rain over the city. The hope was that rain would wash away the dust and pollutants hanging in the air. The plan cost around three crore and twenty lakh

A horrific act hidden behind flames  In the heart of Delhi, an unimaginable crime took place. A young man who aspired to serve his country was brutally killed in a flat in north Delhi. What at first looked like a tragic fire accident turned out to be a calculated murder. The victim, a UPSC aspirant, was living with his partner. She, along with her ex-boyfriend and the latter’s friend, allegedly carried out the plan and tried to pass off the murder as an accidental blaze. The

A Change of Heart For many young Indians working in top tech companies, life in India is a mix of pride and pressure. The story of a FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, Google) employee from Delhi shows just how personal and emotional such choices can be. This software engineer, who had once spoken strongly against leaving India, finally decided to move abroad. His journey is not just about a career move but about frustration, hope, and the need for peace. For years, he

A Small Act That Restored Faith in Honesty In a city as fast-moving and busy as Bengaluru, where people are always rushing from one place to another, small acts of kindness can shine like rare gems. Recently, one such incident warmed the hearts of many on social media. A woman from Bengaluru took to the internet to praise a Rapido driver who went out of his way to return her lost earphones. It was not a grand gesture in terms of money, but it was full of honesty and humanity.

A Life-Changing Morning For most people, checking a lottery result is just another routine moment filled with a small spark of hope and a big dose of reality. But for 29-year-old Pradeep, an Indian expatriate living in the United Arab Emirates, that moment turned into a miracle. When he woke up that morning, he was just another man heading to work. By afternoon, he was the winner of the UAE’s biggest-ever lottery prize, a jaw-dropping ₹240 crore. The news spread like wildfire

A Controversial Remark in Bihar Politics As Bihar gears up for its next assembly election, political temperatures are rising fast. The latest spark came from Tejashwi Yadav, leader of the Rashtriya Janata Dal and the chief ministerial face of the INDIA bloc in Bihar. Speaking at a public rally, he declared that if his alliance is voted to power, the Waqf Act will be “thrown into the dustbin.” His words drew sharp reactions from political opponents and legal experts alike. Whi

Festival Time Turns Political in Delhi In the run-up to Chhath Puja, a major festival celebrated by millions of people from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and eastern India, a new political controversy has erupted in Delhi. The Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party have locked horns over what the opposition calls an “artificial Yamuna”. The dispute started after reports suggested that a special clean water pond had been created for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s symbolic dip d

A Day of Double Tragedy In a shocking series of events, a US Navy helicopter and a fighter jet crashed in the South China Sea within just 30 minutes of each other. The back-to-back accidents have raised serious concerns about operational safety, equipment readiness, and rising tensions in one of the most contested maritime regions in the world. Both crashes occurred during what officials described as “routine operations,” but investigators are now trying to determine whether

A Shocking Crime A 20-year-old woman of Indian origin was allegedly raped in a racially aggravated attack near London. The shocking incident took place in the Park Hall area of Walsall, a town in the West Midlands region of England. Police received an emergency call on a Saturday evening after reports of concern for a young woman’s welfare. When officers arrived, they found that the woman had been assaulted and raped. The attack has been officially classified as racially aggr

A Fresh Start for Voter Lists The Election Commission of India is gearing up for a major operation across the country: a fresh, thorough revision of the electoral rolls under the programme known as the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) . In simple terms, SIR means going back to the drawing board for the voter list, re-verifying each entry, updating details, removing duplicates and dead names, and making sure the roll truly reflects those eligible to vote. The EC is expected to

Introduction The uneasy relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan has once again reached a critical point. As both nations entered peace negotiations in Istanbul, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif issued a severe warning. He said that if the ongoing talks failed to produce results, Pakistan would consider the option of “open war” with Afghanistan. His statement came after weeks of deadly clashes and airstrikes along the border, which killed dozens and disp

Introduction In a notable political revelation, National Conference (NC) president Dr. Farooq Abdullah stated that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had approached his party with a proposal ahead of the Rajya Sabha elections in Jammu and Kashmir. According to Dr. Abdullah, the BJP suggested that the NC refrain from contesting the elections fully and offered a deal in exchange for certain seats. This statement sheds light on the behind-the-scenes negotiations that often take pl

Introduction The India Meteorological Department has issued a severe warning for coastal Andhra Pradesh as a strong cyclone develops over the Bay of Bengal. The system, currently identified as Cyclone Montha, is expected to intensify rapidly over the next few days. Authorities are on high alert, and residents in vulnerable areas have been advised to take precautionary measures. The cyclone is expected to bring heavy to extremely heavy rainfall along the coast and nearby distr

Introduction In October 2025, the Kerala government made a significant policy shift by joining the central government's Pradhan Mantri Schools for Rising India (PM SHRI) scheme. This move marked a departure from its earlier stance of resistance to the scheme and the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. The decision has sparked debates about the state's educational autonomy, federal cooperation, and the political dynamics within the Left Democratic Front (LDF). Background of

Introduction Hyderabad witnessed a dramatic incident recently when Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Chaitanya opened fire to stop a theft attempt in the busy area of Chaderghat. The swift action by the senior police officer prevented a potential escalation of crime and ensured public safety. One of the suspects was injured and immediately taken into custody. This incident highlights the risks faced by law enforcement officers and the importance of prompt police interventio

Introduction India’s energy landscape is witnessing a major shift after recent sanctions hit Russia’s oil industry. Reliance Industries Limited, one of India’s largest private sector companies and a key player in global refining, has rapidly turned to the Middle East and the United States for crude oil supplies. This move follows new restrictions imposed on Russian oil giants, prompting Indian refiners to diversify their sources. The development signals how deeply politics an

Introduction Prime Minister Narendra Modi sounded the poll bugle in Bihar with a powerful rally that combined sharp political attacks, promises of development, and a confident prediction of victory. Addressing a massive gathering in Samastipur, he claimed that the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) would secure a “record mandate” in the upcoming assembly elections. The rally set the tone for the campaign season, bringing together top NDA leaders, including Chief Minister Niti