You might have seen monkeys on trees and clowns in a circus taking amazing somersaults, but when the head of a global superpower apes his simian cousins and wows you with unexpected plunges and speedy back walking, the comity of nations can not but be alarmed.

India has always exemplified global brotherhood through the principle of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, i.e. the world is one family. However, some nations have mistaken this magnanimity for weakness. Bangladesh and Turkey are two such examples—despite sharing historical ties with India, they now stand against us. Under these circumstances, boycotting economic and diplomatic relations with these countries is justified and essential to safeguard India’s national security and self-respect. 

If India were to unleash its full nuclear arsenal in an open war against Pakistan, the consequences would be nothing short of apocalyptic for Pakistan, the entire region, and possibly the world.

The recent understanding along India’s borders with Pakistan marks a pivotal moment in South Asian geopolitics, heralding a victory for peace, pragmatism, and common sense.

In the smouldering backdrop of the Indo-Pak conflict, the West’s persistent anti-India bias is not just a diplomatic irritation—it’s a calculated betrayal of reason and fairness.

Today, India stands at a decisive turning point. It is fighting not just to protect its borders but also for its civilisation, culture, and future. This struggle is not just against terrorism but against that medieval mentality that seeks to enslave humanity. This is a war of modernity versus barbarity, progress versus backwardness, and unity versus a fragmented mindset!

​A new study published by Trinity Business School revealed that governments worldwide are not equipped to handle large-scale global crises and must radically change their approach before the next catastrophe strikes.

The 'America First' policies of US President Donald Trump have sent shockwaves through the global economy. Fear grips the stock markets, and economists warn of the devastating effects on the Global South.

The United Nations was founded in 1945 with the primary goal of maintaining international peace and security. India has been a key contributor to global peace and security, with over 2,90,000 peacekeepers serving in more than 50 UN missions.

The masks are off, and the world is waking up to a brutal reality. Under President Donald Trump, the United States has abandoned diplomacy for greed, compassion for capitalism, and stability for chaos. As the initial euphoria fades, the American public may soon regret their choice of a leader seemingly intent on dismantling the global order for profit and power.