Every Indian has lived this moment. The 10th or 12th result day arrives. A student who studied for two years sits in front of a screen, types the roll number, and waits. The page spins. It times out. It throws an error. The family refreshes for three hours. A railway...
For centuries, nations fought to secure land. In the industrial age, they fought to secure oil. In the digital age, they fought to secure data. In the age of artificial intelligence, nations may soon find themselves fighting to secure something even more fundamental: Intelligence itself. Most people still view AI...
For months, the world watched one of the most dangerous confrontations in modern Middle Eastern history unfold. Many expected Iran to collapse. Others expected the United States and Israel to achieve a decisive victory. Neither happened. Now, as diplomats prepare to finalize a peace framework in Geneva, a surprising reality...
This week, SpaceX went public. The shares were priced at $135 each, the company was valued at around $1.77 trillion, and the offering raised roughly $75 billion. It is the largest stock market debut in history. That single sentence is bigger than the entire IPO that made Saudi Aramco famous...
On June 12, 2026, history was made — not at a government summit, not at a UN conference, not by any elected leader. It was made at the Nasdaq in New York, by a single person from South Africa who dropped out of a PhD program to build rockets. Elon...
India’s LPG price hike is not an energy story. It is a poverty story dressed in the language of global markets. There is a number the government announces. And then there is the number that actually matters. When oil marketing companies raised the price of a domestic LPG cylinder by...
Dhurandhar and its sequel, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, have broken box office records. But the films do something risky. They mix real people, real deaths, and real political events with pure fiction. Most viewers walk out believing everything they saw. They should not. Here is the line between fact and fantasy....
After 104 days of war, West Asia may finally be moving toward peace. On June 11, President Trump announced that he had cancelled the strikes planned against Iran that evening. His reason: the deal had been “brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved.” He said the signing...
On the night of June 9, an American aircraft fired precision munitions into the engine room of a commercial tanker in the Gulf of Oman. The ship, the Settebello, carried 24 Indian crew members. Three of them are now confirmed dead. The United States says the ship violated its naval...
On 10 June 2026, Narendra Modi crossed a line in Indian history. With twelve years in office, he became the country’s longest continuously serving elected Prime Minister, passing Jawaharlal Nehru’s record. The NDA marked the moment with a large conclave at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi, where 72 leaders, including all...
