Aditya Kulshreshtha

Saudi Aramco's supply disruption, escalating Middle East tensions, Russian oil uncertainty, and potential US tariffs are raising fresh concerns over India's energy security, fuel prices, and economic stability.

A collision between a Pakistani Navy vessel and an Indian warship in the Arabian Sea has drawn sharp diplomatic reactions from New Delhi. The incident has reignited debate over maritime conduct, military protocols, and regional security in one of the world's most strategic waterways.

China's rise from a $2.7 trillion economy in 2006 to a global economic powerhouse has transformed the balance of power within BRICS. Discover how China overtook every BRICS member, why its influence continues to grow, and whether India can narrow the economic gap in the decades ahead.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Vladimir Putin prepare for a crucial meeting during the BRICS Summit, India is reportedly pushing for advanced Su-57 fighter jet technology, defense co-development, nuclear power expansion, and deeper strategic cooperation with Russia. Could this mark a new era in India's quest for technological self-reliance?

India’s rupee has surpassed the US dollar and euro in total banknotes in circulation -revealing a fascinating paradox where both cash and UPI payments are booming. Discover how India’s economy balances tradition and technology in this dual‑growth story.

On August 17, President Trump stunned the world by threatening to bomb ally Oman as the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding expired. With the Strait of Hormuz at the center of global oil trade, this explosive warning risks plunging the Gulf into deeper chaos.

India’s Monsoon Session 2026 ended in chaos - 12 bills passed, most in minutes, as Parliament adjourned sine die. With Lok Sabha productivity at just 19% and Rajya Sabha at 39%, the session exposed a democracy running on fast‑forward, where debate gave way to disruption.

The Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) has announced landmark reforms for 2026, including raising the mandatory wage ceiling from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000. Millions of workers will now gain access to retirement savings, pensions, and insurance benefits, alongside simplified withdrawal rules, digital processes, and faster claim settlements.

India’s UPI revolution may be at a turning point. With the Lok Sabha clearing amendments to the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, the government now has the power to allow banks and payment providers to levy charges on transactions above ₹2000. While UPI remains free for now, the debate over sustainability and future costs is heating up.

Spain’s Ceuta faces its worst migrant crisis in 2026 as 57 die and 60,000 storm the border from Morocco in just 24 hours. The chaos has shaken Europe-Italy suspends Schengen, France tightens border checks, and the EU scrambles to respond.

The Supreme Court’s refusal to ban pellet guns has ignited a political storm, with protesters, doctors, and rights groups raising alarm over grievous injuries during the “Sansad Chalo” march. While accountability measures were tightened, alternatives like PAVA shells are now in focus as India debates civil liberties versus state security.

The Lok Sabha is set for a crucial showdown as Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh introduces the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026. With tougher punishments, fast track trials, and expanded accountability, the Bill aims to restore trust in India’s competitive exams after years of paper leak scandals.

In a dramatic dawn raid, police dismantled the Ken–Betwa protest in Chhatarpur, detaining hunger striker Amit Bhatnagar and over 150 villagers. The clash highlights the deep divide between development promises and displacement fears in Bundelkhand.

India’s Monsoon Session 2026 begins with fiery protests, adjournments, and a fierce clash between government and opposition, as five landmark bills on foreign funding, taxation, MSMEs, vital records, and higher education take center stage.