In a chilling revelation, a prominent think tank report exposes Pakistan’s slide into becoming a secure operational base for Hamas, with Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) at the epicenter. This development arrives as the world scrambles to neutralize Hamas threats in Gaza, only for the group to find new roots in South Asia. According to the Middle East Media Research Institute based in Washington, Pakistan’s tolerance of Hamas activities directly sabotages international anti-terror strategies. Hamas envoys enjoy free rein to hold public rallies and collaborate with indigenous militants, casting shadows over Pakistan’s alliance credentials. Flashback to recent geopolitics: The US spearheaded the…
Author: News Analysis India
Read More
In a boost to Delhi’s student community, Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena launched the fifth outpost of the ‘Arambh’ library chain in Vikaspuri on Thursday. The ceremony doubled as the reveal of artistic pillar fountains at major Dwarka road junctions, blending education with urban beautification. According to DDA sources, this 24-hour facility caters to more than 180 learners each day through structured shifts, prioritizing West Delhi’s youth with a cost-effective study haven. It’s more than a library—it’s a comprehensive learning ecosystem tailored for intensive preparation. Key highlights include seamless Wi-Fi connectivity, ergonomic modular desks, individual lockers for safety, pervasive CCTV coverage,…
In a chilling escalation, Bangladesh’s Yunus-led interim authority stands accused of deploying draconian anti-terror laws to hound journalists across the country. Detailed reports expose how this tactic has led to the arrest of hundreds, many enduring prolonged pretrial detention amid absurd accusations. Data from a New Delhi-based rights group indicates that by late 2025, 640 media professionals suffered targeting via lawsuits, asset freezes, and assaults. The government’s arrest permissions represent a nadir in press relations, transforming routine reporting into prosecutable offenses. Prominent cases underscore the peril. Journalist Anis Almgir was seized on December 14 over social media posts questioning policy…
In a stern warning to its Punjab cadre, the Congress leadership has drawn a red line against factional fights and public spats. The high command’s directive came after an intensive three-hour meeting at Mallikarjun Kharge’s home in New Delhi, bringing together heavyweights like Rahul Gandhi, KC Venugopal, Bhupesh Baghel, Ambika Soni, and a host of Punjab stalwarts including Raja Warring, Partap Bajwa, Channi, Randhawa, and more. The session was marked by open deliberations where every leader voiced their concerns, culminating in a roadmap for party consolidation. KC Venugopal, addressing the press, laid down the law: no indiscipline, no washing dirty…
In a stark revelation, Bangladesh’s power sector—plagued by deficits and fossil fuel addiction—now accounts for the bulk of the country’s pollution. This environmental catastrophe comes at a steep economic price, with billions lost annually. According to recent analyses, power plants spew out 28 percent of total air pollutants, accelerating climate threats. Responding to the crisis, the Bangladesh Working Group on Ecology and Development (BWGED) launched a comprehensive 13-point manifesto advocating equitable energy reforms. The push for renewables stems from escalating pollution and fiscal woes: $18.5 billion in capacity payments, $27.23 billion in BPDB losses, and $11.72 billion yearly on fuel…
In a high-stakes showdown at the Supreme Court, Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process came under fire for its aggressive citizenship verification of enrolled voters. Petitioners have decried it as discriminatory, prompting a detailed judicial examination that exposed cracks in the Election Commission’s defense. The EC, through counsel Rakesh Dwivedi, leaned on historical precedent, pointing to the unchallenged 2003 amendments to the Citizenship Act, which enjoyed cross-party support. The court countered: did those tweaks alone justify embedding citizenship probes into routine voter list revisions? Dwivedi stressed SIR’s constitutional mandate under Article 326 to safeguard voting rights for citizens only. A…
President Donald Trump’s ambitious Board of Peace has secured backing from 25 nations, even as heavyweight global players turn away. Invitations went out to nearly 60 countries grappling with hotspots like Gaza, Ukraine, Venezuela, and beyond. The board positions itself as a cornerstone for international harmony under US leadership. Joining the roster are Israel, Bahrain, Morocco, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Hungary, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Pakistan, Paraguay, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, UAE, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Egypt, Vietnam, and Mongolia. The inclusion of eight Muslim-majority states highlights unexpected regional support. India, invited in connection with Gaza’s Phase 2 ceasefire, remains non-committal, with…
Vasant Panchami paints India yellow, a nod to spring and Saraswati worship. Yet, Delhi’s Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Dargah takes this vibrancy to another level with its iconic Sufi Basant celebration. On January 23, the mosque-like shrine bursts into a kaleidoscope of yellow flowers, fabrics, and fervent devotion, showcasing the essence of communal harmony. What makes this event extraordinary? It’s a 700-year saga of disciple’s love conquering grief. Back in medieval times, Nizamuddin Auliya mourned deeply for his nephew, isolating himself. Poet-saint Amir Khusrau, his closest follower, sought a way to heal him. Observing Hindu women in yellow honoring Saraswati on…
New Delhi’s latest infrastructure milestone: The Union Government has approved over 10,000 km of rural roads under PMGSY-IV, a flagship scheme revitalizing connectivity in far-flung areas. The Rural Development Ministry shared this update, highlighting its role in bridging urban-rural divides. Targeting 3,270 isolated settlements, the projects span Jammu & Kashmir, Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and select union territories. These roads promise year-round access, crucial for mountainous and tribal regions. ‘Beyond mere construction, these pathways symbolize empowerment,’ the ministry stated. They will enhance access to schools, hospitals, and markets, catalyzing socio-economic transformation. PMGSY-IV builds on previous phases by prioritizing…
The dawn of the new year has ushered in unprecedented successes for China’s commercial spaceflight business, transforming satellites from distant sci-fi into daily necessities. Urban dwellers summon rides with pinpoint BeiDou accuracy, rely on satellite relays for phone connectivity in remote areas, visualize vacation spots via immersive 3D remote sensing, and binge-watch ultra-HD content powered by the nimble ‘Little Spider Web’ data network. China’s crown jewel, the massive Jilin-1 constellation, leads the pack as the globe’s premier sub-meter resolution commercial remote sensing fleet. Beyond basic mapping, it fosters high-value collaborations in agriculture, urban planning, and disaster response. Manufacturers are revolutionizing…