India is not a “laundromat” for Russian oil, as Peter Navarro provocatively claims. Instead, New Delhi’s energy choices reflect sovereign pragmatism—balancing growth, security and strategic autonomy—while refusing to let Washington’s rhetoric dictate its partnerships or national interest.
Read MoreExternal Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s Moscow visit reaffirmed India’s steady ties with Russia even as Washington pressed its tariff warning. New Delhi underlined that decisions on energy and trade will remain anchored in national interest and strategic autonomy.
Read MoreIndia is rapidly emerging as the world’s new production hub, with Apple’s expanded iPhone manufacturing underscoring the success of New Delhi’s PLI scheme—shifting global supply chains from China to India, while boosting exports, jobs, and technological self-reliance.
Read MoreBy Sanjeev Oak The Congress’ so-called Voter Rights Yatra in Bihar is less about safeguarding democracy and more a performance of political pretence. With daily allegations against the Election Commission, opposition to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter lists, and repeated attempts to mislead the electorate, Rahul Gandhi once
Read MoreBy Sanjeev Oak When the Narendra Modi government came to power with a stable majority in 2014, India’s economic policy acquired clarity, direction and a long-term vision. More importantly, decisive implementation began. Concepts such as Make in India, Atmanirbhar Bharat, and Vocal for Local moved from rhetoric to the bedrock
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