In his Vijayadashami address, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat urged swadeshi and self-reliance as India faces Trump’s tariff wars and fragile global supply chains. His warning that “interdependence should not turn into helplessness” captures the tension between ambition abroad and resilience at home.
India’s Operation Sindoor, launched on May 7 after the Pahalgam attack, destroyed terror camps and key Pakistani assets in four days of strikes. IAF chief AP Singh called it a lesson in swift conflict resolution and tri-services synergy, unveiling Roadmap 2047.
On Gandhi’s birthday, observed worldwide as the International Day of Non-Violence, the contrast between his vision and today’s reality could not be starker. Governments are pouring trillions into weapons while starving peacebuilding, diplomacy, and human rights. The lesson is simple but urgent: prevention and dialogue cost far less than war and its aftermath.
BCCI will lodge a strong protest at the ICC meeting after ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi walked away with the Asia Cup trophy when Team India refused to accept it. BCCI said India cannot take the trophy from someone “waging a war” against the country.
As the IAF retires its MiG-21 fleet, we must salute its service — and confront the lessons of its long, troubled tenure.
PM Modi’s call to embrace swadeshi — buying indigenous goods with pride — has revived echoes of India’s freedom struggle. But behind the symbolism lies a harder question: can India’s MSMEs deliver the scale, quality, and resilience needed to turn rhetoric into reality?
India opener Abhishek Sharma blasted a 39-ball 74 against Pak in the Asia Cup Super 4, saying his ultra-aggressive batting was a reply to the opposition’s needless aggression. Partnering with Gill for 105 runs, he powered India to a 6-wicket win.
India’s chip ambitions have never looked brighter, with design centres and 2-nm announcements making global headlines. But without fabrication plants, infrastructure, and long-term investment, these silicon dreams may collapse against the hard realities of execution.
US President Trump signed a proclamation imposing a $100K fee on H-1B visas, calling the program a national security threat. The move targets companies hiring skilled workers, especially from India and China, and could heavily impact the tech sector.
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