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In six months, Trump has made controversial foreign policy moves, from bombing Iran to backing Israel’s war on Gaza.

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Donald Trump: Warmonger or peacemaker?

Former diplomat M.K. Bhadrakumar and academic Atul Bhardwaj examine Trump’s geopolitical legacy, especially in light of the conflict in West Asia.

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Speech under watch: Reading the 2026 IT rules

Draft IT Rules shift online speech control toward Ministries, allowing direct takedown orders to users and making platform advisories binding. Compliance pressure pushes platforms toward pre-emptive removal of political and critical content.

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The war in West Asia: What it means for India

Rising oil and gas prices, supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz, and currency volatility place immediate stress on India’s economy

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Kerala Story 2: What’s the real story?

From school screenings to social media circulation, the film’s reach extends beyond theatres, and portrays Kerala as a site of demographic danger and religious conspiracy.

People pay tribute to Ajit Pawar at Vidya Prathisthan College in Baramati, Pune, on January 28, 2026.

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Maharashtra and post-Pawar politics

With Ajit Pawar’s death, the NCP faces leadership uncertainty, stalled merger talks, and the balance between Sharad Pawar’s network and emerging leaders.

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Why India needs to understand the new Pakistan

Asim Munir’s rise centralises authority across Pakistan’s institutions, raising concerns over democratic erosion.

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Line, length, and sheer will

The World Cup win marks a shift beyond sport—challenging gender bias, redefining ambition, and opening new possibilities for female athletes in India.

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Former diplomat M.K. Bhadrakumar and academic Atul Bhardwaj examine Trump’s geopolitical legacy, especially in light of the conflict in West Asia.

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