Category: National News

Why a Full-Scale War Between India and Pakistan Is Highly Improbable

Since their 1947 freedom, India and Pakistan have had a long and convoluted past. Though tensions have increased several times, particularly over Kashmir, the likelihood of a full-scale conflict between the two countries in the present situation is somewhat low. Both nations today realize the great political, financial, and human expenses of war. Strong worldwide pressure, nuclear weapons, economic difficulties, and growing diplomatic activity help to lower the probability of war. This paper clarifies why another significant military confrontation between these two neighbors of South Asia is quite improbable in the modern society.

Air India Responds to Pahalgam Attack with Additional Flights and Waived Cancellation Fees

Following the terrible Pahalgam terror assault in Kashmir, Air India has been helping impacted passengers. Until April 30, the airline eliminated all cancellation and rescheduling fees and added special emergency flights from Srinagar. If visitors from Kashmir and Jammu decide to postpone their travel, Air India is also giving a 50% discount on their next ticket for some chosen places. This action seeks to guarantee passenger security and offer crisis relief.

UNESCO-Backed CIFEJ Elects Indian Filmmaker Jitendra Mishra as President

Jitendra Mishra is an acclaimed Indian filmmaker, producer, and promoter of meaningful cinema, recognized for pioneering innovative approaches to film production, distribution, and promotion worldwide. With over 100 films to his credit including The Last Color, Buried Seeds, Desires of the Heart, Human Oak, I Am Kalam, Saint of Brooklyn and Barefoot Empress, he has earned numerous national and international accolades.

Pamban Bridge Explained: What Makes This Iconic Railway Sea Bridge Special in Tamil Nadu’s Rameswaram

Connecting Rameswaram Island to the Indian mainland, the old and famous Pamban Bridge in Tamil Nadu is a railway sea bridge. Originally opened in 1914, it was India’s first sea bridge and became rather important for commercial and religious travel. Prime Minister Narendra Modi opened the contemporary vertical-lift railway bridge constructed with innovative technology for enhanced speed, safety, and longevity in 2024 under Pamban Bridge. While maintaining the legacy of the previous bridge, this one represents a significant turning point in the infrastructural development of India. It stands for development, connectedness, and the way history is combining with modernism.

IMD Warns Delhi Could Be World’s Hottest Capital also ND Virus Looms Large in Summer 2025  

With temperatures predicted to hit 45°C by mid-April and a heat index of 50°C, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has cautioned Delhi might become the hottest capital in the world in 2025. Citing past accomplishments in lowering heat-related diseases, the IMD has advised offices to implement work-from– home (WFH) policies until May, therefore mitigating health risks. Extreme heat aggravates the newly discovered ND Virus, which initially found in Rajasthan; 50 cases by mid-March. As worries about heat-aggravated infections mount, hospitals like AIIMS are setting aside isolation beds. The double threat calls for quick governmental actions to safeguard public health and output.

Vladimir Putin Set to Explore Jaipur’s Heritage Sites in Rajasthan During Long-Awaited 2025 Visit  

As part of his yearly reciprocal leader exchange with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to pay Jaipur, Rajasthan, a visit in 2025 Verified by diplomatic sources on March 27, the trip will center on discovering Jaipur’s UNESCO-listed historical sites—including City Palace, Jantar Mantar, and Amber Fort. Long enthralled by Rajput heritage, Putin will also fulfill a ten-year dream to secretly explore Hawa Mahal. Improved security and diplomatic planning are under progress; unverified accounts of extra cultural events point to Combining diplomacy with historical appreciation in one of India’s most famous cities, the tour emphasizes Russia-India cultural links.

Emirates Donates 400 Special Edition Aircrafted KIDS School Bags to Smile Foundation in India

Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, donated 400 handcrafted ‘Aircrafted KIDS by Emirates’ backpacks filled with school and hygiene supplies to Smile Foundation in India on March 26, 2025. Supporting UN Sustainable Development Goal 4, the initiative aids underprivileged children’s education with upcycled bags made from refurbished A380 and B777 aircraft materials, fostering sustainable community development.

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Why the Indian Rupee Keeps Losing Value Against the US Dollar Explained Simply

A widening trade deficit, foreign investment outflows, and a stronger US economy have been driving down value of the Indian rupee against the US dollar. India imports more than it exports, hence driving demand for dollars and depreciating the currency. Foreign investors pulled $15 billion in late 2024, therefore lowering the demand for rupees. Early 2025 saw the Reserve Bank of India selling $10 billion in dollar reserves in order to slow down the drop. High US interest rates also draw worldwide capital, therefore bolstering the dollar. These elements keep under pressure the rupee, which depreciates versus the dollar even with intervention attempts.

Why Mumbai’s Local Trains Are the World’s Deadliest

Claiming thousands of deaths yearly, Mumbai’s local rail system, the city’s “lifeline,” is also among the worst in the world. Daily tragedies are caused in part by overcrowding, antiquated infrastructure, and inadequate security policies. Trains running three times their capacity pose the danger of causing electrocution, falls, and fatal rail crossings for their passengers. The system struggles to keep up with Mumbai’s explosive expansion since upgrades’ funding is still inadequate. Although new trains and metro developments help somewhat, more fundamental problems still exist. Millions of daily commuters of Mumbai’s train system would remain at great risk without significant safety reforms and infrastructure growth.

Why Some Muslims Admire & Support Aurangzeb

Still a divisive character in Indian history, Aurangzeb, the sixth Mughal emperor, Although many see him as a harsh tyrant, others Muslims respect him for his military expansion, military application of Islamic law, and piety. Those who honor religious commitment will find resonance in his austere way of life, rejection of luxury, and rigorous obedience to Sharia. Modern political narratives also help to define his legacy; some view him as a symbol of Islamic strength. But this respect usually overlooks his policies, destruction of temples, and fall of the empire under his control. The legacy of Aurangzeb shows several points of view, mixing historical debate with religious commitment.

Suicide Numbers in India are Wrong: Underreporting Hides the Real Story

Although suicide is a very alarming problem in India, official figures sometimes hide the actual scope of the crisis. Reported suicide rates in areas like Kota, a coaching center for kids getting ready for competitive tests, are far lower than what many residents feel to be accurate. Official data for 2023 show that, a 38% decrease from the 23 occurrences in 2022, 17 students died by suicide. Residents, however, believe the true count is far higher—perhaps ranging from 60 to 70 suicides annually. Underreporting of these cases by the government is considered to be done in order to uphold Kota’s coaching capital reputation. Underreporting suicides is not restricted to Kota; rather, it is a phenomenon found all throughout India when government policies, legal challenges, and cultural shame discourage data. The reality of suicide rates in India, the causes of underreporting, and the effects of suppressing the actual numbers are investigated in this paper.

Why Railway Ministry Can’t Force X to Take Down Stampede Footage

Citing worries of public upheaval and ethical standards, the Ministry of Railways, under Ashwini Vaishnaw, instructed X (previously Twitter) to erase 285 videos showing a rush at New Delhi Railway Station on February 17, 2025. Under Indian law, though, the Railway Ministry lacks the power to order content removal from social media sites. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is designated as the appropriate authority for such acts by the Information Technology Act, 2000 and its later 2021 IT Guidelines. Without clauses allowing for online content control, the Railways Act, 1989, concentrates on train operations and safety. Apart from surpassing its legal authority, this overreach by the Railway Ministry distorts focus from urgent concerns such railway safety and responsibility.

India Should Be Worried About Kash Patel Leading the FBI

In February 2025 Kash Patel, an Indian-American attorney and close friend of Donald Trump, was named Director of the FBI. Although Patel’s appointment is a historic event for the Indian-American community, his great allegiance to Trump, his attempt to destroy the “deep state,” and his divisive opinions on law enforcement and national security could provide difficulties for India. Stricter examination of Indian immigration, less intelligence-sharing between the United States and India, and maybe diplomatic conflicts over trade and security policy might all follow from his leadership. Patel’s Indian background does not ensure favorable results for India, so his presence raises questions regarding bilateral relations.

Nepal PM Urges Students to Choose Chinese Universities Amid KIIT Incident Controversy

Following a sad event at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Bhubaneswar, India, where Nepali student Prakriti Lamsal was discovered dead under upsetting conditions, Nepal’s Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has urged his fellow countrymen to think about going to China for further study. This advice emphasizes China’s better educational system, highly educated teachers, safer surroundings free from much of discrimination, and strong employment possibilities. This change marks a strategic turn in Nepal’s diplomatic and educational connections, from conventional dependence on Indian institutions toward building closer ties with China.

Trump’s F-35 to India More About US Influence and Modi’s Fear Than Indian Need

On the great chessboard of international diplomacy, U.S. President Donald Trump’s offer to sell F-35 fighter planes to India stands as a strategic move maybe inspired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s aim to deepen relations with the United States. Examining more feasible alternatives that fit India’s indigenous development goals and regional security needs, this article explores the several ramifications of such a deal, stressing the significant financial load of the F-35s, and questions their necessity for India’s defense strategy.

Nepali Student’s Suicide at KIIT Campus Exposed a Culture of Goons and Harassment

The sad shadow Prakriti Lamsal, a 20-year-old Nepali student at Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Bhubaneswar, passed recently has thrown over the campus. This episode started demonstrations and exposed a general culture of harassment and intimidation inside the university. Though anti-ragging rules exist, many events have been documented, usually under cover of political pressures that encourage silence and fear. The way the government has responded to student demonstrations has been characterized by threats of expulsion, therefore silencing voices advocating justice. Official comments on social media sites have shown a resistance to admit institutional responsibility, presenting a picture of an institution in which the search of safety and education is subordinated to power relations.

President’s Rule in Manipur A Political Gimmick by BJP Amidst Ethnic Strife

Following protracted ethnic violence between the Meitei and Kuki populations, President’s Rule imposed in Manipur seems to be a political move by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) meant to shift focus from its shortcomings in government. President’s Rule was essentially symbolic since both the state and central governments were under BJP rule, therefore limiting their autonomy. This action barely addresses the underlying ethnic conflicts, property disputes, and economic inequalities driving the conflict—which has claimed over 250,000 lives and displaced about 60,000 people since May 2023.

Gold’s Price Surge Predicted to Hit Rs 1,00,000 by 2025 End in India

With 24-karat gold valued at ₹86,070 per 10 grammes, gold prices in India have hit hitherto unheard-of levels as of mid-February 2025. By the end of the year, analysts estimate that this upward trend may keep on and maybe reach ₹1,00,000 per 10 grams. Factors including central bank policies, inflation, geopolitics, and global economic uncertainty shape this estimate. Strong demand from nations like India and China as well as central banks’ rising gold buying help to further this positive view. Potential counterarguments, however, include changes in investor opinion toward other assets or economic recovery, which would keep gold from attaining the expected price.

The Update on Suchir Balaji’s Death Linked to OpenAI Will Shock You

Former OpenAI researcher and whistleblower Suchir Balaji’s unexplained death has taken an unexpected turn with fresh events implying foul activity. Balaji had claimed OpenAI violated copyright in their AI training data, but his death was first declared a suicide. Recent data, including a leaked internal email from CEO Sam Altman calling Balaji a “liability,” calls question to this judgment. Under hypothetical circumstances, Balaji might have discovered unethical behavior, a major weakness in OpenAI’s AI model, or even a more general conspiracy, therefore endangering the business. With Altman possibly complicit in a cover-up, these disclosures beg issues regarding whether Balaji was suppressed to serve OpenAI’s financial interests and reputation. The case emphasizes the importance of openness, responsibility, and justice in the search of ethical AI development as studies on whistleblowers in the tech sector expose the risks they face.

Bhagwant Mann Possible Departure from AAP Amidst Election and Governance Failures

Recent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) developments have spurred rumors that Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann would start his own political movement. This results from claims of corruption against AAP’s central leadership, failed promises, and supposed shortcomings in governance. Many Punjabis believe that Arvind Kejriwal, the national convener of AAP, is unduly influencing Punjab’s government from Delhi, which makes Mann seem as a “robot CM” with limited autonomy. Concerns concerning declining law and order, growing drug addiction, financial mismanagement, and Punjab’s rising unemployment have been voiced since Mann’s government came in power. This paper investigates the elements causing these difficulties, including internal party strife and outside political pressure, as well as the possible consequences of Mann founding a new political entity on the political scene of Punjab and AAP’s national reputation.

Pariksha Pe Charcha Needs Real Exam Warriors Not Deepika Padukone

The presence of Bollywood star Deepika Padukone in the 2025 edition of “Pariksha Pe Charcha” has generated discussion on the event’s emphasis and efficacy. Although Padukone is a well-known person in the entertainment business, her lack of personal knowledge with India’s demanding academic tests begs concerns about her capacity to offer students under exam-related stress useful counsel. Featuring people who have triumphed in competitive tests, including IIT, UPSC, and IIM toppers, this essay contends that would provide more pertinent and practical advice for pupils. The article looks at the background and aims of “Pariksha Pe Charcha,” questions the invitation to Padukone, and notes public responses to underline the need of matching the event’s substance with its educational aims.

Baba Ramdev Faces Potential Arrest Over Misleading Advertisement Controversy

Baba Ramdev is an outstanding yoga guru and one of the cofounders of Patanjali Ayurved, which has witnessed a remarkable impact on India’s health and wellness sector. Legal action has been initiated against him because of wrongly advertised lies that Patanjali products can cure patients with diabetes and asthma diseases. These statements could be violative of the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954. The Supreme Court of India has taken serious note of these violations. Contempt proceedings have been initiated against Ramdev and Patanjali’s managing director, Acharya Balkrishna. Though apologies have been issued, the court has remained unsatisfied with the seriousness of the contempt. This included a criminal case filed against Ramdev and Balkrishna in Kozhikode, Kerala, for some similar allegations, and bailable warrants were issued against the duo for failing to appear in court. Different public reactions have followed such legal steps and, by implication, have far-reaching consequences on trust in traditional medicine or the control of advertising health products in India.