Ishaan Trivedi

The Yemen conflict has entered a dangerous new phase as Houthi forces claim missile and drone strikes on Riyadh and the strategic Saudi port of Yanbu. With Saudi Arabia's political center and vital energy infrastructure under threat, fears are growing over regional escalation, oil market disruptions, and the possible involvement of Pakistan and Turkey.

India's UPI ecosystem may soon see MDR charges on select merchant payments above ₹2,000. From who pays the fee to exemptions for small merchants, railways, insurance, and mutual fund investments, here's everything you need to know about the proposed UPI charging framework.

The U.S. has launched Operation Economic Outcast, a sweeping sanctions campaign against Iran that threatens to reshape global trade. With Iran vowing retaliation, China defiant, and India caught in the crossfire, the world braces for economic shockwaves.

India’s ₹62,500 crore Mobile Phone Manufacturing Scheme marks a bold shift from simple assembly to full innovation - prioritizing Indian brands, local value addition, and IP ownership to transform the nation into a global tech powerhouse.

Elon Musk shakes up digital free speech with X’s bold transparency move: government takedown requests will no longer hide in the shadows but appear openly for all users to see.

The Trump administration’s explosive “Great Transshipment Scam” report accuses India and 39 other nations of helping China bypass U.S. tariffs. From Peter Navarro’s fiery “Maharaja of tariffs” taunt to online clashes with Indian netizens, this blog unpacks the controversy, the AI crackdown, and what it means for India’s exporters.

India has issued a strong warning to China, declaring that peace along the Arunachal border is non‑negotiable. Recent face‑offs, mapping disputes, and the official naming of 27 locations highlight how the frontier will directly shape bilateral ties.

The Reserve Bank of India has ended a 22‑year freeze by allowing new licenses for urban cooperative banks, signaling a fresh era of financial inclusion, modernization, and grassroots empowerment.

India is taking a bold leap in road safety. From October 1, 2028, all new vehicles - cars, bikes, and trucks - must be fitted with Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication systems. This landmark reform aims to cut accidents, save lives, and usher in the era of connected mobility.

A terrifying mid‑air ordeal struck Air India flight AI2379 from Phuket to Delhi, injuring 17 people after sudden clear air turbulence sent the aircraft plunging. Passengers recount chaos, bravery, and lessons in air safety as authorities launch a full investigation.

Pakistan’s decades-old narrative on Kashmir is collapsing. From banning Al Jazeera and silencing journalists to deploying Chinese howitzers along the border, Islamabad’s desperate moves reveal a nation under pressure and a media war spiraling out of control.

West Bengal STF has arrested Hamim Mondal, a radicalized Indian citizen linked to Pakistan based handlers of Jaish e Mohammed. Investigators say he was tasked with infiltrating the Jantar Mantar student protest disguised as a police officer to spark chaos and violence.

Microsoft is redefining the AI landscape with its upcoming Copilot Super App, merging chat, coding, and autonomous AI agents into one seamless platform. This bold move positions Copilot as the ultimate hub for personal and enterprise AI, setting a new benchmark in the race toward unified intelligence.

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the Sant Ravidas Express, it was more than the launch of a train; it was the unveiling of a political strategy on wheels. For Punjab’s Ravidasia community, this spiritual journey represents recognition, respect, and a powerful symbol of inclusion that could tilt the balance in 2027.

For 19 days, activist Sonam Wangchuk has been on an indefinite hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, demanding accountability in India’s education system after repeated exam paper leaks. The Delhi High Court has stepped in, ordering strict health monitoring while reaffirming his right to peaceful protest.

India’s space agency ISRO is grappling with a silent crisis as more than 100 senior scientists and engineers resign or retire early. With critical missions like Gaganyaan and Chandrayaan at stake, the exodus raises urgent questions about pay gaps, private sector competition, and government reforms.