Brij Khandelwal

Brij Khandelwal is an Agra-based senior journalist.

Recently, senior officials and the foreign minister hinted at the West’s lingering bias for Pakistan. Most leaders in India and poor third-world countries feel that the Western world is highly biased and sectarian. The hearts of some white leaders still secretly pulse for Pakistan. This is a thunderclap warning that India must arm itself with caution and self-reliance in a world where allies like the US wield friendship as a weapon of convenience.

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From Delhi’s clogged drains to Mumbai’s filthy beaches, from Himalayan trekking trails to the holy ghats of Varanasi, plastic is everywhere—poisoning soil, choking rivers, killing cattle, and defiling sacred shrines.

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Over the past few decades, industrialisation has propelled India's economic progress to new heights. Factories, infrastructure, and technological advancements have employed millions and strengthened India's position in the global market.

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A 17th-century masterpiece, the Taj Mahal stands as an eternal symbol of love, built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved Mumtaz Mahal. Its unparalleled beauty and historical significance have made it a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting millions of tourists from around the globe.

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The stage of Indian politics and the spectacle of opposition leaders—this saga is no less than a masala film! The Congress’s ‘Yuvraj’ makes statements that spread like wildfire, but when tested on the scale of truth, even lies sometimes blush in shame.

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If Prime Minister Narendra Modi retires at the age of 75 in September 2025, as per the Bharatiya Janata Party’s informal tradition, the most likely scenario would be a smooth succession process.

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