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Banned at the Border, Bought in the Bazaar: How Indian Goods Keep Reaching Pakistan
On paper, trade between India and Pakistan has all but stopped. In practice, Indian medicines, chemicals, sugar and auto parts still turn up on Pakistani shelves and factory floors, usually after a detour through a third country. The formal break dates to 2019. After the Pulwama…
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Long March of Leftism: How Congress Lost Its Ideological Soul
The Congress party’s declining political fortunes have often been attributed to dynastic leadership, organisational weaknesses and electoral miscalculations. However, an alternative explanation focuses on the party’s gradual ideological transformation and its growing dependence…
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Manusmriti Controversy: Bar and Bench Faces Questions Over Gujarat Court’s Cow Slaughter Verdict
The sentencing of three men to life imprisonment in a Gujarat cow slaughter case has triggered a fresh debate over judicial reasoning, religious references in courtrooms, and media coverage of India’s legal system. The controversy intensified after Bar and Bench drew attention…
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Irfan Habib Calls Ram Mandir Verdict “Illegitimate,” Questions Archaeological Evidence
The Ayodhya Ram Mandir dispute has returned to the centre of India’s historical debate after Marxist historian Irfan Habib described the Supreme Court’s November 2019 judgment as “totally illegitimate” during an interview with ThePrint published on October 30, 2026. His remarks…
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Kabaddi Set for a National Stage, with a Women’s League on the Cards
Kabaddi, the game that grew up in village courtyards, is being lined up for a bigger national stage, and a women’s league is to be introduced. If it takes hold, it would give women players the professional platform that men have had for more than a decade. For most of its…
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India Takes the Helm of the Indian Ocean’s Biggest Club, with a Leaders’ Summit to Follow
India is set to host the annual ministerial meeting of the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) in the closing weeks of 2026, ahead of a leaders’ summit planned for 2027. The summit will be the grouping’s first in a decade, and it comes at a time when the Indian Ocean is under…
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In Bhutan’s Sacred Hour, a Himalayan Kingdom Honours Modi’s India
Bhutan has given India’s Prime Minister a rare honour, and it came at the end of an extraordinary day. On Sunday, 1 November, 40,000 trained volunteers built 108 Jangchub Chorten stupas in nine hours in Gelephu, southern Bhutan. About two hours after construction was completed,…
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Explained: India’s Rs 53,866.50 crore deal for eight Next Generation Corvettes
On 2 November 2026, the Ministry of Defence signed contracts worth Rs 53,866.50 crore to buy eight Next Generation Corvettes (NGCs) for the Indian Navy. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh was present at the signing at Kartavya Bhawan-2 in New Delhi. Two state-owned shipyards…
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App for Stock Market Trading: Essential Features Every Investor Should Consider
Choosing the right stock market trading app can make a difference to your trading experience, risk management, and ability to make informed decisions. A good trading app should combine ease of use, reliable order execution, strong security, and useful research and analytical…
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Can a VIP Marriage Bureau Help Align Two Families With Different Expectations?
Quick Summary Families may differ on careers, location, traditions and lifestyle after marriage. Honest talks early on show what both sides share and where they really don’t agree. A vip marriage bureau can help you sort out what matters most and line up introductions that…
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Congress rally threatens to choke Delhi’s Diwali markets, traders tell Rahul Gandhi: don’t shut “Mohabbat Ki Dukaan”
New Delhi: Delhi traders have turned to INDIA bloc leaders to seek postponement of Sunday’s rally at Ramlila Maidan, warning that it could disrupt business before Diwali. The appeal follows three representations to the Congress leader, Rahul Gandhi, and a separate request to…
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‘Don’t teach Punjabis how to fight’: Diljit Dosanjh addresses protest row at Delhi concert
New Delhi: Singer-actor Diljit Dosanjh told critics not to teach Punjabis how to fight during his Delhi concert on Friday, revisiting criticism of his earlier response to student protests. Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke subsequently responded, saying he had…
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Beyond bad weather: Why deadly helicopter crashes keep recurring in Uttarakhand
New Delhi: Six people died when a privately operated helicopter crashed near Joshimath on Friday, renewing concerns over the safety of civilian helicopter operations in Uttarakhand’s Himalayas. The latest tragedy has brought recurring fatal accidents, operational risks and gaps…
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Understanding Protection Needs for Popular Hero Motorcycles
You may choose a Hero motorcycle for daily commuting, regular errands, or longer rides. The way you use the bike matters when you look at its insurance, just as the motorcycle itself does. A bike used every day can have different considerations from a higher-value model used…
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Who Is Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit? The Fighter Pilot Taking Charge of the Indian Air Force
Air Chief Marshal Ashutosh Dixit assumed charge as the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) 29th Chief of the Air Staff on Saturday, succeeding Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh after 42 years of service. He takes command as the force confronts lessons from Operation Sindoor, delayed Tejas…
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The Air Chief Who Stood His Ground: AP Singh’s Legacy from Operation Sindoor to the Tejas Debate
Operation Sindoor placed Air Chief Marshal Amar Preet Singh at the centre of India’s military confrontation with Pakistan, testing the Indian Air Force’s ability to deliver precision strikes while managing escalation. As Singh handed over command on Saturday after nearly 42…
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Why a Rafale Landing on INS Vikrant Is Harder Than It Looks
On 29 October, a Rafale Marine touched down on INS Vikrant on its first attempt. The Navy released the video a day later, with a measured caption: the ongoing trials mark the first steps towards operationalisation of the aircraft. The landing was carried out under Captain Ashok…
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Time in the Sky: Can India’s Home-Built Atomic Clocks Keep NavIC Alive?
On Friday night, a rocket carrying a 2,250 kg satellite lifted off from Sriharikota’s second launch pad. The GSLV-F18 placed NVS-03 into geosynchronous transfer orbit after a flight of about 18 minutes. ISRO chairman V. Narayanan said the launch has restored the NavIC…
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A World Rehearsing for the Worst: War Talk Rises, but Is It a Warning or a Warm-Up?
When a government tells families to stock three days of water, when an army rehearses burying 2,400 of its own dead in a day, and when bases are ordered to survive 90 days without the grid, is that housekeeping or a warning? Britain launched its “Be Ready” campaign on 23…
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Brokerage-Free Does Not Mean Cost-Free: Understanding the Different Charges in a Property Transaction
Brokerage-Free Doesn’t Mean Zero Costs You might be overjoyed at finding your dream apartment and being able to save on brokers. However, there are several other potential costs to consider. While you can save some money by finding a place to live with no brokerage,…