Author: Bhawanjot Singh

In a geopolitical twist, Russian President Vladimir Putin has publicly expressed his preference for Joe Biden over Donald Trump in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. This unexpected endorsement has opened a window into the complex web of international relations, raising questions about the motivations behind Putin’s statement and its potential implications. Biden’s Predictability and Putin’s Calculated Move Putin’s endorsement of Biden hinges on the perception of the U.S. president as a more “experienced, predictable, an old-school politician.” This characterization, coming from the leader of a country often viewed as a U.S. adversary, adds an intriguing layer to the ongoing political…

In a tumultuous turn of events in West Bengal’s Sandeshkhali, Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) has been imposed, intensifying the already charged atmosphere in seven-gram panchayats, including Sandeshkhali gram panchayat, until February 19. The epicenter of this controversy revolves around serious allegations of atrocities committed against women by Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Shajahan Sheikh and his associates, leading to clashes, protests, and a political standoff. Sandeshkhali: Background of the Situation Women in Sandeshkhali have been staging protests, alleging widespread sexual exploitation and harassment by TMC leader Shajahan Sheikh and his aides. The unrest reached a boiling…

Protesting the farmers of Punjab have once again taken to the streets, embarking on the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march to emphasize their demands. As they approach the national capital, the situation remains tense, marked by fortified borders and a government grappling with addressing the deep-seated concerns of the agrarian community. The March Commences: Prepared for the Long Haul Thousands of farmers, undeterred by previous challenges, initiated their march from Fatehgarh Sahib, equipped for an extended demonstration. Carrying essential supplies and fortified with determination, they express a readiness for a prolonged standoff. The borders leading to Delhi have been sealed, intensifying the…

In a remarkable turn of events, eight Indian Navy veterans, who faced imprisonment in Qatar on alleged spying charges, have been released, with seven of them having already returned to India after an agonizing 18-month ordeal. The release, attributed to sustained diplomatic efforts and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal intervention, stands as a testament to the delicate nature of international relations and the crucial role leaders play in securing the freedom of their citizens abroad. The Ordeal The eight Navy veterans, including Captain Navtej Singh Gill, Captain Saurabh Vasisht, Commander Purnendu Tiwari, Captain Birendra Kumar Verma, Commander Sugunakar Pakala, Commander…

In a bid to curb the impending farmers’ march to Delhi, the Haryana government, led by BJP Manohar Lal Khattar, has implemented a comprehensive 10-point strategy. The move includes the suspension of mobile internet services in seven districts, sealing the Haryana-Punjab borders, and deploying paramilitary forces. This article delves into the multi-faceted approach taken by the government and its potential implications. Internet Shutdown and Communication Control The Haryana government’s first measure involves suspending mobile internet services in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad, and Sirsa districts. Additionally, dongle services on mobile phones have been halted, allowing only voice calls. This…

In a significant show of unity, Chief Ministers Pinarayi Vijayan of Kerala, Arvind Kejriwal of Delhi, and Bhagwant Mann of Punjab led a protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Thursday. The demonstration aimed to address the alleged discrimination in federal funds distribution by the Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre. The protest comes amidst similar accusations from neighboring states Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, amplifying the discontent among Opposition-ruled states. Pinarayi Vijayan: Historic Protest Against Discrimination Addressing a press meet before the protest, Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan emphasized the historical significance of the demonstration. He highlighted the need for the protest,…

Islamabad, Pakistan:- The eve of Pakistan’s 12th general elections is marred by a series of tragic events, casting a shadow over the electoral process. Two separate attacks targeting political offices in the Balochistan province have left at least 22 dead, raising concerns about the security landscape as the nation prepares to cast its votes. Attacks in Balochistan In an unfortunate turn of events, violent attacks unfolded in the Balochistan province, targeting political offices and resulting in the loss of over 20 lives. Despite the grim circumstances, the Election Commission of Pakistan remains steadfast, affirming that voting will proceed in the…

In a surprising move, the Municipal Council of Mapusa in Goa has imposed a ban on the beloved Indo-Chinese dish, Gobi Manchurian. This decision, spearheaded by Councilor Tarak Arolkar, has stirred debates on synthetic colors, hygiene, and the broader clash between traditional culinary preferences and the increasing popularity of fusion dishes. The Culinary Evolution: From Chicken Manchurian to Gobi Manchurian Credit:X In the intricate tapestry of Indian cuisine, the origins of Gobi Manchurian can be traced back to its non-vegetarian precursor, chicken Manchurian. During the 1970s, Nelson Wang, a culinary pioneer in Chinese cuisine, made his mark as a caterer…

NEW DELHI:Officials have reported that the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a chargesheet against Arvind Jadhav, who served as the Chief Managing Director (CMD) of Air India at the time, along with SAP India and IBM India. This chargesheet is related to alleged irregularities in the procurement of software worth Rs 225 crore by the national airline in 2011. CBI Chargesheet Against Air India’s Former CMD Arvind and Tech Giants In a recent development, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has taken action against Arvind Jadhav, the former Chief Managing Director (CMD) of Air India, SAP India, and…

In 2022, Canada became a prominent hub for international students, with Indians constituting 40% of the overseas student population, totaling 226,450. The allure of lower costs and simplified pathways to permanent residency made Canada an enticing choice for Indian students. However, a paradigm shift is anticipated as Canada implements new restrictions, leading to a significant 35% reduction in student visas for the current year. These restrictions, aimed at addressing housing shortages and healthcare concerns, pose challenges for the vibrant Indian student community. The impact on academic pursuits, future prospects, and the overall appeal of Canada as an educational destination now…