India’s fragile trade deal with the US
India is currently in a tight spot regarding its economic relations with the United States. In less than two months since the new US President took office, high-level Indian officials, led by the Prime Minister himself, have visited Washington, D.C. Last week, India’s Commerce Minister was in Washington for discussions...
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Logistics is holding back north India’s growth
India’s industrial landscape is marked by a stark regional imbalance, with western and southern states surging ahead while northern states struggle to keep pace. Without urgent intervention to rationalise freight costs and improve logistics infrastructure, northern states risk falling further behind India’s industrial growth narrative presents an alarming regional imbalance that...
The delicate strength of relationships
Relationships are beautiful. However, I often view them through the lenses of the boundaries deeply ingrained during childhood and over the decades. I fail to grasp that human relationships are pure and unadulterated emotions. They cannot follow any scientific formulae. I also need to curb my tendency to judge the...
Mark Carney to take on Voldemort
A known Trump critic, Mark Carney replaces Justin Trudeau as Canada’s Prime Minister In a historic political shift, Mark Carney has been announced as the next leader of the Liberal Party and the 24th Prime Minister of Canada, succeeding Justin Trudeau. Carney won the leadership race decisively, securing 131,674 votes, approximately...
Delhi’s bold step towards sustainability
The newly elected Delhi government is setting ambitious goals for environmental sustainability and disaster resilience, with a strong focus on cleaning the Yamuna River, pollution control, and waste management Cleaning the Yamuna river, pollution control, garbage management, and addressing climate and disaster resilience to ensure sustainable development are among the top...
The Qualities That Shape Our Destiny
According to scriptures, there are about 36 divine qualities (36 Gunas), and if one does not have any one of these divine qualities, then it means he/she has the opposite-the demoniacal qualities-which, as everyone knows, result in peacelessness, disease, sorrow, and suffering. Most people do not yet know that the...
How Three New Societies Are Shielding Agriculture from Global Trade Shocks
The world is witnessing a major realignment in global trade as the US tariff war disrupts supply chains and reshapes agricultural exports. Countries that once relied on established trade routes are now facing uncertainty, forcing them to look for alternative suppliers. In this evolving landscape, many fear that India’s agriculture...
Europe: The Unraveling of a Continent in Denial
As the continent clings to outdated illusions of dominance, the war in Ukraine has exposed decades of strategic miscalculations and betrayals. Now, with Washington shifting priorities and internal fractures deepening, Europe faces a stark choice: reclaim sovereignty or fade into irrelevance The spectacle that unfolded in the Oval Office of the...
