NEW DELHI: U.S. President Donald Trump reignited controversy on Friday by repeating a long‑debunked allegation against Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, claiming she entered the United States…
View More Trump Repeatedly Claim Ilhan Omar Entered U.S. by “Brother Marriage,” Demands Deportation
NEW DELHI: Naval forces from Australia, India, Japan, and the United States successfully concluded Exercise Malabar 2025, held November 10–18 in and around the island…
View More Quad Strengthens Indo-Pacific Security at Malabar 2025
NEW DELHI: The U.S. State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to India involving the FGM-148 Javelin Missile System and related equipment,…
View More U.S. Approves $45.7 Million Sale of Javelin Missile System to India
NEW DELHI: The U.S. State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale (FMS) to India involving M982A1 Excalibur precision-guided artillery projectiles and supporting equipment,…
View More US Approves $47.1 Million Sale of Excalibur Precision Artillery Projectiles to India
After 44 years in the United States, Rajan Ahuja, the first Indian American Port Commissioner of Corpus Christi, returned to his hometown of Prayagraj, formerly…
View More India Abroad| 44 Years On, This Viral Indian American Rajan Ahuja Goes To Prayagraj To Find Roots
Rajan Ahuja, the first Indian American Port Commissioner of Corpus Christi, Texas, overcame early financial struggles. His career progressed from various jobs to overseeing port expansion and global trade. He emphasizes learning from the past, strategic planning, and family values.
View More India Abroad| From Waiter To First Indian American Port Commissioner
The U.S. clarified that contract modifications for AMRAAMs with Pakistan are for sustainment and spare parts only, not new missiles or upgrades. Reports of new missile deliveries were deemed false. The amendment, part of a wider contract, aims to support existing systems, not alter regional military balance.
View More US Denies New AMRAAM Missile Supply to Pakistan; Clarifies Department of War Contract
The Modi government’s security policies, primarily under NSA Ajit Doval, are criticized for failures in Ladakh, the Northeast, and Kashmir. These policies led to diplomatic isolation, internal discontent, and weakened regional influence. Over-centralization and lack of accountability exacerbated these issues.
View More The Doval Doctrine and India’s Strategic Crisis
Pakistan’s economic promises tied to CPEC have failed, leading to dependence on the U.S. and a proposed port at Pasni. Meanwhile, global corporations are exiting Pakistan, and the economy struggles with inflation and poverty. India, in contrast, thrives, attracting investment and growing its economy.
View More CPEC Dreams to U.S. Dependence: Pakistan’s Port of Pasni
Esther Wojcicki advocates for project-based, entrepreneurial learning over traditional memorization-focused methods. She believes hands-on experience, revision, and embracing mistakes are crucial for developing creativity, resilience, and critical thinking, qualities lacking in current education.
View More Renowned Academician Wojcicki Reiterates Education Overhaul At UN
MANHATTAN (NEW YORK): At the NYC Green School Conference, Associate Professor Marissa Staffen of Rutgers University emphasized the importance of state-level action and regional collaboration…
View More Rutgers Prof Staffen Shares K-12 Climate Education At NYC Green School Conf
Saurabh Bharadwaj of AAP accuses the BJP government of shielding Gautam Adani from a US corruption case. He claims the government hasn’t served a summons issued months ago. Bharadwaj alleges Adani bribed Indian officials and secured projects after Modi’s foreign visits, damaging India’s reputation.
View More BJP Government Protecting Adani from US Court Case: Saurabh Bharadwaj