A failed U.S. covert mission to capture President Nicolás Maduro through his own pilot reveals high-stakes espionage, loyalty, and global political tension.

The BRICS bloc dreams of a common BRICS currency to rival the U.S. dollar. But can it gain reserve status? Here’s what it really takes—and why it’s a long road.

The Delhi Police’s 300-page Delhi riots chargesheet on the 2020 Delhi riots reveals an alleged deep-state-backed plot to destabilise India through orchestrated violence. The detailed investigation links targeted attacks in Hindu-majority areas, foreign funding, and a coordinated plan resembling “regime change” tactics seen in neighbouring countries.

An investigative analysis of why Hindu festivals like Diwali face disproportionate criticism for pollution while larger environmental issues—ritual slaughter, loudspeakers, industrial waste—escape scrutiny.

A new global study debunks the 10,000 steps myth, revealing that brisk, consistent walking of 7,000–8,000 steps daily improves heart health and longevity. Learn how to walk right for fitness.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has identified 22 unrecognised fake universities across India, with the highest number in Delhi (9). Students are urged to verify institutional accreditation before enrolment, or risk invalid degrees.

Discover the power of micro-meditation — short, mindful pauses inspired by ancient Vedic meditation. Experts say even five minutes of daily awareness can reduce stress, sharpen focus, and improve mental health in today’s fast-paced life.

West Bengal tops India’s list of zero-enrolment government schools, with 18,000 teachers drawing salaries at 3,800 schools where no students are enrolled. This shocking revelation exposes deep-rooted mismanagement, ghost campuses, and the state’s growing education crisis.

India China Flight resumes after five years as IndiGo reopens the direct Kolkata–Guangzhou route. The daily service strengthens trade, tourism, and diplomatic ties between India and China, marking a new era of air connectivity.

As of 2025, the U.S. remains the undisputed leader with 428 Nobel Prizes, followed by the UK, Germany, and France. Emerging nations like India and China are gaining recognition as the Nobel landscape grows more global than ever.