Vedant Bhardwaj

Copper prices have hit record highs despite global economic uncertainty. From US tariff fears and supply bottlenecks to booming demand from EVs, AI data centers, and clean energy projects, discover why copper is becoming the world's most strategic commodity.

A potential ₹2 lakh crore Tata Sons IPO is at the center of a major corporate showdown. As RBI insists on listing the Tata Group's holding company under NBFC regulations, Tata Trusts, SP Group, and top leadership figures including Noel Tata and N. Chandrasekaran find themselves caught in an increasingly intense battle over control, governance, and the future of India's most iconic business house.

A major drone attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West Pipeline has disrupted a route responsible for transporting nearly 4% of the world's oil supply. With Middle East tensions escalating, global oil markets are on edge as concerns grow over higher crude prices, supply disruptions, and the impact on major importers like India.

Bangladesh's decision to review over 100 agreements with India has sparked fresh geopolitical debate. From strategic port access and trade routes to the BRICS invitation controversy and the Sheikh Hasina factor, the move could redefine one of South Asia's most important bilateral relationships.

India's latest BRICS proposal is not about creating a new common currency. Instead, New Delhi is pushing for an interoperable digital payment ecosystem connecting CBDCs such as the Digital Rupee, Digital Yuan, and Digital Ruble. The initiative could lower transaction costs, accelerate cross-border trade, reduce reliance on traditional dollar-based payment channels, and redefine the future of international commerce.

As India's private space sector expands at record speed, concerns are growing within ISRO about workforce reductions, technology transfers, and the agency's evolving role. Is this privatization or a strategic transformation of India's space ecosystem?

India and Japan have signed a historic maritime security pact, moving beyond buyer–seller ties to joint naval shipbuilding, advanced technology transfer, and deeper defense cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.

India has allowed 1 million tonnes of raw sugar duty‑free imports after a decade, aiming to cool prices and secure supply during the festive season.

India’s nuclear energy sector is undergoing a historic reset. With the Shanti Act 2025, private and foreign players can finally enter nuclear power generation under strict oversight. From Russia’s SMR advantage to India’s clean‑energy ambitions, this bold gamble could redefine the nation’s energy future.

Donald Trump has turned to India’s massive 2024 election as proof that strict voter ID laws can work. By citing India’s centralized system and record turnout, he’s pushing the controversial “Save America Act” in the U.S., but can America really replicate India’s model?

On Pakistan’s Independence Eve, PM Shehbaz Sharif issued a fiery warning to India over the Indus Waters Treaty, calling water a “red line.” As tensions rise, the dispute highlights how rivers, terrorism, and survival are colliding in South Asia’s geopolitics.

BRICS nations are fast‑tracking a bold plan to link their fast payment systems and CBDCs, with India’s Digital Rupee (e₹) at the center. This move could cut costs, speed up cross‑border trade, and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar - positioning India as a key architect of the future of global finance.

The Supreme Court is once again at the center of India’s reservation debate. A petition demanding the introduction of the “creamy layer” for SC/ST sparked a fierce legal and political battle, with the Centre strongly opposing income‑based exclusion. This showdown could redefine the future of affirmative action in India.

India has officially named 27 locations in Arunachal Pradesh on the Survey of India map, countering China’s repeated renaming attempts. This strategic move strengthens India’s territorial narrative and reaffirms Arunachal Pradesh as an integral part of the nation.

Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage stunned the world at the Commonwealth Games 2026 with a record 89.75m throw, dethroning India’s Neeraj Chopra, while Yashvir Singh clinched bronze to secure a double podium for India.

India is launching a bold $51 billion import substitution drive, targeting critical goods from electronics to pharmaceuticals. With the potential to replace $398 billion worth of imports through domestic manufacturing, this plan could reshape India’s economy, reduce reliance on China, and strengthen national security.

India is betting big on semiconductors. With Mission 2.0, backed by ₹1.27 lakh crore, the country aims to build a $100 billion chip market by 2030, strengthen supply chains, and position itself as a global tech powerhouse.

Adani Enterprises has shut down speculation about launching an airline, reaffirming its focus on airports and infrastructure. With IndiGo and Air India controlling nearly 90% of domestic skies, India’s aviation duopoly remains unchallenged.

Russia’s missile strike on cargo ship MV Golden Leo leaving Ukraine’s Odesa port killed four Indians and injured one. The attack highlights how the war now endangers civilian shipping, global food supply chains, and India’s vast seafaring community.

Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike has transformed into a powerful symbol of resistance against India’s failing examination system. With the Monsoon Session underway and Delhi Police imposing restrictions, the nation watches closely as students demand transparency, accountability, and a “Second Freedom Movement.”

India’s attendance at the SCO Border Services meeting in Islamabad highlights its diplomatic balancing act, maintaining regional cooperation through multilateral platforms while keeping bilateral ties with Pakistan frozen. This strategic move underscores New Delhi’s issue-based engagement and commitment to safeguarding national interests.

The ICC has unveiled the biggest transformation in cricket history: a new three-stage format for the 2027 ODI World Cup and an eliminator twist for the 2028 T20 World Cup. Designed to boost fairness, thrill, and global reach, this bold move promises smarter, sharper, and more exciting tournaments.