Washington, February 19 (IANS) The newly announced India-US trade framework is a positive development that could unlock significant export gains for both countries, deepen supply chain integration, and inject f
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New Delhi, February 15 (IANS) It no longer feels like politics; it feels personal -- at times even eccentric -- sliding into rhetoric that alienates more than it persuades. The tone carries grievance rather tha
New Delhi, February 11 (IANS) Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi could have flipped through a few pages of a historical account purporting to recount the Congress and Nehru-Gandhi legacy in coll
Washington, February 9 (IANS) When thousands of Indian Institute of Technology alumni, entrepreneurs and executives gather in Long Beach, California, next April, the agenda will extend well beyond networking an
New Delhi, February 8 (IANS) Parliament, the most sacrosanct space in Indian democracy, is where political disagreement is settled by argument, not intimidation. But when the Speaker of the Lok Sabha advises a
New Delhi, February 7 (IANS) As the United States and India unveiled an interim trade framework aimed at reducing tariffs and enhancing bilateral economic ties, farmers across the country on Saturday welcomed t
New Delhi, February 1 (IANS) When a regulation vests wide discretionary power in authorities without clear guardrails, it stops being reformist and begins to look coercive. That is precisely how the University
New Delhi, January 27 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, on Tuesday hailed the successful conclusion
New Delhi, January 25 (IANS) It is hard to overlook the irony of the United States establishing a 'Board of Peace' that includes Pakistan as a key member. The visuals from Davos -- featuring US President
Mohla-Manpur, (Chhattisgarh) January 22 (IANS) For years, families living under the shadow of Maoist violence in Chhattisgarhs Mohla-Manpur lived lives marked by fear, displacement, and loss. However, today, th
Gandhinagar, January 20 (IANS) At a time when women across Gujarat are steadily redefining their economic and social roles, Rajiben Vankar from Kutch district has emerged as a powerful symbol of self-reliance,
New Delhi, January 18 (IANS) Thirty-five years is a long time in the life of a nation. It is long enough for governments to change, for narratives to be rewritten, and for uncomfortable truths to be buried unde
New Delhi, January 15 (IANS): Pakistan is trying to sell two futures at once — and neither is guaranteed. Even as Islamabad markets the JF-17 as a budget multirole fighter to cash-strapped air forces, it is s
New Delhi, January 11 (IANS) Mehbooba Mufti, the former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir and President of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), recently associated certain protests in Jammu with the decision
New Delhi, January 4 (IANS) As US troops swooped down on Venezuela in a stealth night operation, flashes of India's own Operation Sindoor inevitably surfaced in the public imagination. The Indian Armed Fo
Washington, December 21 (IANS) The United States has tightened scrutiny of non-immigrant visa holders, triggering delays in visa interviews, restricting where applicants can seek visa stamping and expanding soc
Washington, December 18, (IANS) India–United States relations in 2025 have been one of the most complicated phases in decades, with ties hitting almost rock bottom and the relationship currently viewed throug
New Delhi, December 14 (IANS) It becomes impossible to ignore -- when a centuries-old Deepam lighting ritual in Tamil Nadu is projected as a threat to communal harmony, while political attempts to resurrect the
New Delhi, December 14 (IANS) The India-Russia summit for which Vladimir Putin made his first visit to India since the outbreak of the Ukraine-Russia military conflict, went beyond the traditional focus on long
New Delhi, December 9 (IANS) Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said that a group of small, self-serving, unelected politicians have seized the levers of state, who are using the court to remove
