For decades, many nations—Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and later China—used exports to the United States as a ladder to development. They sold low-cost manufactured goods, earned dollars, and then reinvested those earnings in infrastructure, technology, and industrial growth. The U.S.…
Recently, the news of a potential 50% tariff on Indian goods has sparked heated debate. Many analysts are calling it a significant economic move, but some view it as much more—perhaps even a moment comparable to the Plaza Accord of…
It has been years since the Russia-Ukraine war began, and the world keeps asking the same question: Why is there still no peace? On the surface, leaders give the usual lines—defending democracy, ensuring security, protecting sovereignty. But the reality is…
Every time the central bank announces a rate cut, the headlines celebrate. “Loans get cheaper!” scream advertisements. Banks rush to convince families that their dreams are now within reach. A bigger house, a shinier car, or the latest gadgets—all suddenly…
The Indian film industry is witnessing history in 2025. After Chhava set the benchmark earlier this year, Mahavatar Narsimha has stormed the box office to claim the title of the second all-time blockbuster of 2025. What makes this achievement extraordinary…
For years, India and China were locked in hostility—border clashes, trade restrictions, and bans on apps defined the relationship. Yet, in recent months, Beijing’s tone has softened. Direct flights are restarting, official talks are resuming, and Chinese media sounds less…
When India launched Operation Sindoor and struck multiple terrorist sites across Pakistan, the United States initially maintained a neutral position. Washington’s official line was simple: “We have no business in the conflict.” At that point, it looked like America would…
The dice game in the Mahabharata remains one of the most dramatic and troubling episodes in world literature. Yudhisthira, celebrated as Dharmaraja, the very embodiment of righteousness, finds himself drawn into a game of dice where he gambles away not…
Indians have lived, studied, and worked in the West for generations, but many still experience racism in subtle and systematic ways. The reasons for this are not rooted in just one factor, but in a mix of history, culture, economics,…
The U.S. government has often expressed frustration with India for continuing to buy oil from Russia despite Western sanctions. Publicly, the debate is framed around geopolitics, sanctions enforcement, and India’s ties with Moscow. But beneath this surface lies another angle…