The Ongoing Battle Against Naxalism in India: A War Nearing Its End? India’s long-drawn struggle against Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), commonly known as Naxalism, appears to be nearing a significant turning point. Union Home Minister Amit Shah has repeatedly emphasized the central government’s resolve to make India completely free from the Naxal threat by March 2026. This commitment un...

A New Front in West Asia: US Deploys Stealth Power in Iran Nuclear Site Strikes Amid growing instability in West Asia, global tensions reached a critical turning point with the direct involvement of the United States in the escalating Israel-Iran conflict. For the first time, the US military deployed one of its most advanced stealth aircraft—the B-2 Spirit—to deliver precision strik...

The UK’s Assisted Dying Bill: A Landmark Shift in End-of-Life Rights   The United Kingdom has taken a historic step by approving the Assisted Dying Bill in 2025, following years of heated debate, ethical reflection, and legal deliberation. The bill is a transformative legal framework that allows terminally ill individuals in England and Wales to choose to end their lives with dign...

India’s Rising Nuclear Power and the Unfolding Third Nuclear Age A New Era of Nuclear Fear After decades of silence, the nuclear conversation is back in global headlines. Once seen as Cold War relics, nuclear weapons are now making a troubling comeback—thanks to rising tensions from Eastern Europe to East Asia. In this high-stakes global atmosphere, India’s growing nuclear...

India’s Trade Deficit: Causes, Impacts, and Solutions Explained Simply India plays a key role in the global trade system, exporting and importing a vast range of goods and services every month. One important economic indicator that often makes headlines is the trade deficit — the gap between what we export and what we import. Understanding this concept and its impact is crucial, esp...

SEEDS of Change: How India is Nurturing Global Enterprises, One Machine at a Time In a world increasingly shaped by interdependence and equitable growth narratives, India is cultivating a quiet revolution, through machines. Not grand speeches, not billion-dollar loans, but simple, tangible tools — lathes, fruit processors, weaving machines, delivered with purpose. This revolution is calle...

Israel-Iran Conflict: What Happened and Why It Matters Tensions between Israel and Iran have grown sharply after a large-scale military action by Israel called Operation Rising Lion. In this operation, Israel targeted several key Iranian sites, especially those linked to Iran’s nuclear program. The attack included airstrikes on places like the Natanz nuclear facility and other defense sys...

Ahmedabad Plane Crash and the Role of Black Box in Aviation Safety The tragic plane crash in Ahmedabad on June 12, 2025, has once again brought global attention to aviation safety, accountability, and the critical role played by flight data recorders, commonly known as black boxes. The incident, involving a Boeing 787 Dreamliner en route to London Gatwick, resulted in the loss of 241 lives out...

Saving the High Seas: A New Global Ocean Treaty The Earth’s oceans are vast, covering more than two-thirds of our planet. But a large part of these waters are called the High Seas — do not belong to any one country. These international waters are rich in marine life but face many dangers, including pollution, overfishing, and damage to ecosystems. To solve this problem, the world ha...

Revising Economic Base Years in India: A Timely Shift Towards Accurate Policy-Making In any modern economy, accurate and timely data is critical for making sound policy decisions. In India, the base year used to calculate major economic indicators—such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Consumer Price Index (CPI), and Index of Industrial Production (IIP)—plays a crucial role in reflec...