Bhavana Sharma

Writer specializing in international relations, defence, and strategic affairs. Passionate about simplifying complex global events.

Yemen’s Houthis Launch Missiles at Saudi ArabiaGeopolitics

Yemen’s Houthis Launch Missiles at Saudi Arabia

After years of uneasy calm, Yemen’s Iran backed Houthis have launched missile and drone strikes on Saudi Arabia, shattering a fragile truce. The attacks on airports mark the first major escalation since the UN brokered ceasefire, raising fears of soaring oil prices and a wider Middle East war.

Gulf on Fire: Iran–US War Escalates into Its Most Dangerous PhaseGeopolitics

Gulf on Fire: Iran–US War Escalates into Its Most Dangerous Phase

On July 12, the Iran–US war spiraled into one of its most dangerous phases. Iran attacked a Cyprus flagged ship near the Gulf of Oman, leaving one Indian sailor missing. The US retaliated with massive strikes on Iranian military sites, while Iran launched missiles and drones across Gulf nations. With crude oil prices surging and peace talks collapsing, the world faces a crisis that could reshape global trade and security.

India Sends Strong Legal Notice to Meta Over Instagram Ads Linked to Child Sexual Abuse MaterialTechnology & Governance

India Sends Strong Legal Notice to Meta Over Instagram Ads Linked to Child Sexual Abuse Material

The Government of India has served Meta with a seven-day legal notice after reports alleged that Instagram's paid advertisements were used to promote Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material (CSEAM). The case has sparked fresh concerns over platform accountability, online child safety, and the responsibility of social media companies in moderating paid content.

Iran Truce Over: Trump Reveals His Reason for Ending CeasefireGeopolitics

Iran Truce Over: Trump Reveals His Reason for Ending Ceasefire

The U.S.–Iran ceasefire has collapsed after February 28, 2026 strikes by U.S. and Israeli forces. Trump declared the truce “over,” citing tanker attacks, oil price shocks, and threats to freedom of navigation. With millions of barrels of Iranian oil stranded and tensions rising, the world faces three outcomes: skirmishes, regional war, or renewed diplomacy.

Raakh and the Ranga-Billa Case: The Crime That Still Haunts IndiaEntertainment

Raakh and the Ranga-Billa Case: The Crime That Still Haunts India

Raakh is a crime thriller inspired by the infamous 1978 Ranga-Billa case, one of India's most shocking criminal incidents. Beyond recounting the crime, the series highlights important lessons about child safety, responsible parenting, and the need for open communication between parents and children. It encourages families to teach practical safety habits while building trust and awareness. The article also revisits the real Ranga-Billa case, outlines the court's final verdict, and explains why the convicts received the death penalty. Ultimately, Raakh serves as a powerful reminder that awareness, preparedness, and strong family relationships play a vital role in protecting children.