Month: Jan 2025

Trump’s Presidency is good for India and Russia, but not so for Europe and China

Trump's Presidency is good for India and Russia, but not so for Europe and China

N. C. Bipindra The transition in the US administration was completed on January 20 with Donald Trump taking over as the President for the second time. But his arrival at the White House has triggered anxiety worldwide, both among US allies and rivals in geopolitics. As the axiom goes, change is the only constant. Donald … Continue reading Trump’s Presidency is good for India and Russia, but not so for Europe and China →

Beijing’s Silent Cyber Siege on America

Beijing's Silent CyberSiege on America

Throughout 2024, Chinese state-sponsored hacker groups like Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon orchestrated a series of cyber offensives, targeting everything from U.S. telecommunications to Guam's critical infrastructure. Rahul Pawa On a December morning in 2024, a silent invasion unfolded—unseen, unheard, yet profoundly destabilising. The U.S. Treasury Department, the nerve center of American economic power, fell … Continue reading Beijing’s Silent Cyber Siege on America →

Vivekananda, Beyond Boundaries

Swami Vivekananda's holistic vision—where reason, faith, science, and philosophy converge—guides us today. His belief in the unity of existence inspires us to seek deeper truths beyond boundaries. Dr. Shailendra Kumar Pathak Swami Vivekananda, a luminary whose wisdom bridged epochs and disciplines, stands as a timeless exemplar of how ancient Bharatiya philosophy can illuminate the most … Continue reading Vivekananda, Beyond Boundaries →

Without Enmity, Let’s Work for Welfare of All

Taking inspiration from Bhagwan Ram, let’s pursue path of harmony, unity, progress and peace; reconstruction of Bharat and entire world. Dr Mohan Bhagwat The history of our Bharat is one of continuous struggle against invaders for around last one and a half thousand years. The aim of early invasions was to plunder and sometimes (like … Continue reading Without Enmity, Let’s Work for Welfare of All →

Diaspora To Fuel Viksit Bharat Campaign

Indians overseas and those within will do well by partnering with the world communities to evolve Bharat as a developed country and reclaim the status of ‘vishwa guru’. Vivek Raina Every year January 9 is celebrated as Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas recognizing the contributions of Overseas Indians to Bharat and global communities. This is also the … Continue reading Diaspora To Fuel Viksit Bharat Campaign →

Pravasis, Bharat’s Biggest Cultural Ambassadors

Overseas Indians have presence across sectors making significant impact in economy, culture, development, communities and politics. Sunil Singh Contribution of Pravasi Bharatiyas (Overseas Indians) to global communities is significant and very highly regarded. Indian diaspora across the world is highly respected and accepted in every country and community across. Pravasi Bharatiya contributions span across various … Continue reading Pravasis, Bharat’s Biggest Cultural Ambassadors →

Islamophobia, Free Speech, and Bharat’s Inclusive Approach

As the UK continues to grapple with the complex intersection of Islamophobia, grooming gangs, and free speech, it must also decide if it is ready to confront all forms of religious intolerance including Hinduphobia with equal urgency.Rahul PAWA  In recent political discourse, the question of how to define and tackle Islamophobia has gained increasing prominence … Continue reading Islamophobia, Free Speech, and Bharat’s Inclusive Approach →

Liberal’s Buried Trudeau, Not the Damage

Resignation of Justin Trudeau is not a graceful exit—it is a desperate attempt to escape the consequences of a decade of disastrous leadership. Rahul PawaAs Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stepped onto the podium to announce his resignation after nearly a decade in power, the cameras caught a glare of watery eyes—a fleeting moment that … Continue reading Liberal’s Buried Trudeau, Not the Damage →

Washington Post’s Propaganda, Prejudice, Prevarication

Wild allegations that Bharat masterminded killings in Pakistan or sought to destabilize Muizzu regime in Maldives is part of WaPo’s agenda driven falsehoods. Why is The Washington Post turning hostile towards Bharat? Has the editorial policy of The Washington Post biased and agenda driven? Who’s behind this framing against Bharat and its people? These are … Continue reading Washington Post’s Propaganda, Prejudice, Prevarication →