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‘Jai Hind’: Gill Hails Armed Forces After India’s Win
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India Set to Reach $30 Trillion Economy by 2047
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has expressed confidence that India will grow into a $30 trillion economy by the year 2047. Speaking at the annual conclave of a private media house in New Delhi, Goyal emphasized that the foundation for this growth is already being laid through policy reforms, fiscal discipline, and targeted support for businesses. Highlighting India’s progress under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, Goyal pointed out that controlling inflation has been a key government priority since 2014. He .....
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Tehran Hosts First India-Iran-Uzbekistan Trilateral
India, Iran, and Uzbekistan convened their first foreign ministries-level trilateral meeting, focusing on strengthening security collaboration and expanding regional influence. A major highlight was the decision to enhance the use of Iran’s Chabahar Port, providing Uzbekistan with a strategic gateway for trade with India. Held in Tehran on September 9, the meeting stressed the importance of improving connectivity through infrastructure and strategic corridors. The International North-South Transit Corridor (INSTC) and Chabahar Port wer .....
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PM Modi Inaugurates 16th Combined Commanders' Conference
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the 16th Combined Commanders’ Conference (CCC) in Kolkata on Monday, marking the first major gathering of India’s armed forces since Operation Sindoor. The three-day conference is being hosted at the Eastern Command headquarters of the Indian Army at Vijay Durg, formerly known as Fort Williams. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, along with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan, Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh, and all three service chiefs, are .....
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India Triumphs Over Pakistan Amid Tense Asia Cup Clash
India secured a commanding seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025 at Dubai International Cricket Stadium, in a match overshadowed by heightened tensions and historical sensitivities. The game began and ended without the customary handshake between captains, as India’s skipper Suryakumar Yadav and Pakistan’s Salman Agha chose not to greet each other at the toss or after the match. Yadav remained unbeaten on 47 runs from 37 balls, delivering a composed performance that anchored India’s chase. After the win, h .....
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Brampton Unveils North America’s Tallest Shiva Statue
Indians worldwide have a reason to celebrate as North America now boasts its tallest statue of Lord Shiva. A magnificent 54-foot idol of the deity was recently inaugurated at Bhavani Shankar Mandir in Brampton, Greater Toronto Area. The unveiling drew over a thousand devotees and visitors, with rituals that included a Rath Yatra procession and traditional consecration ceremonies. The creation of the statue was made possible through community fundraising, generous contributions, and the dedication of countless volunteers. Crafted by Naresh Ku .....
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Who Is Kash Patel? Indian-American Lawyer With FBI Links
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Russia Hails India’s Strategic Stand in Global Affairs
Russia has expressed appreciation for India’s firm resolve to sustain and expand its wide-ranging partnership with Moscow, even as international pressure mounts. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that India’s approach reflects not only decades of historical friendship but also its desire to uphold strategic independence in global affairs. According to the ministry, this commitment demonstrates New Delhi’s prioritization of sovereignty and national interests above external influence. The statement came amid .....
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India Hails Nepal, Promises Stronger Partnership Ahead
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India, Thailand Conclude Maitree Exercise in Meghalaya
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PM Modi Gets Warm Welcome From Children in Manipur
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Trump admits 50% tariff strained US-India relations
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Study shows Indian-American donors favor Democrats strongly
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Indian real estate secures $80 billion institutional inflows
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From Dhaka to Kathmandu to Sri Lanka: How the CIA Toppled Governments in South Asia By Raj Shah
In South Asia, political tremors often ripple across borders. Over the past two years, three countries—Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka—have witnessed governments collapse amid mass protests, economic strain, and rising youth discontent. While these uprisings appeared spontaneous, growing evidence and testimonies suggest the involvement of the United States’ Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), accused of orchestrating regime change to reshape the region’s geopolitical balance. In Bangladesh, long-serving Prime Minister .....
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PM Modi Urges Auto Sector To Drive Self-Reliance
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World Food Movement Launches in USA to End Hunger
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Dharmendra Pradhan Hails BAPS Temple As Miracle
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Ram Mohan Honored With Internet Hall of Fame
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Delhi to Launch $360M Projects on PM Modi’s Birthday
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India’s 15th VP: CP Radhakrishnan Takes Oath
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India, Mauritius Are Family, Not Just Partners: PM Modi
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Rubio: India Among US’s Top Global Relationships
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EU Clears 102 Indian Seafood Units For Export
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India-US Trade Talks Resume, Modi-Trump Call Likely
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