Brij Khandelwal

Brij Khandelwal is an Agra-based senior journalist.

Diplomacy has always been a delicate craft. Words, carefully weighed, once built bridges where armies could not. But in the Trump era, that art has collapsed into gutter talk. The language of statesmen has given way to the slang of the street. And now, words are no longer instruments of peace but weapons of mockery.

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The story of 24-year-old Anand from Mysuru is more than just inspiring; it is a blueprint for India's future. This young man, educated in a village school, now provides software solutions to American clients because a Bengaluru-based IT company saw his potential. He represents millions for whom the private sector isn't merely an employer—it is the primary engine of mobility, dignity, and national prosperity.

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An ominous belt of turbulence now circles India. From Kathmandu to Colombo, Dhaka to Malé, and deep inside Pakistan, a fierce storm of public anger, broken economies, and betrayed hopes is shaking South Asia. What some call the ‘Arc of Instability’ is no longer just a geopolitical phrase—it is a living reality.

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The US has imposed excessive tariffs on Indian exports and threatened to block energy purchases from Russia. In such a scenario, India must respond firmly.

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The Indira Gandhi Canal Project and improved water management have played a crucial role in halting the expansion of the Rajasthan desert and promoting greenery.

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Something has happened that is unsettling Washington’s power corridors. After ‘Operation Sindoor’, America’s face has turned red with anger, and Trump’s fury is reflected in his statements.

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