India’s recent clash with Pakistan was more than a military episode—it became a showcase for indigenous defence power. Once the world’s top arms importer, India is now stepping into the role of exporter, reshaping both its economy and geopolitics.
Read MoreIndia’s firm stance on buying Russian oil, despite U.S. tariff threats and Trump’s bluster, signals a deeper shift. Guided by Nirmala Sitharaman and S. Jaishankar, New Delhi projects autonomy, counters coercion, and asserts multipolar leadership beyond Washington’s theatrics.
Read MoreIndia’s GST Council has slashed rates across essentials and growth sectors, aiming to boost consumption at a time of global slowdown. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls it a rationalisation, not a giveaway—betting that demand-led growth will outweigh revenue risks.
Read MorePresident Trump’s sudden warmth toward Prime Minister Modi may soothe headlines, but as Shashi Tharoor argues, true healing in India–US ties demands far more than social media gestures. Trust, consistency, and policy deliverables—not tweets—will determine the future of this partnership.
Read MoreTrump’s sudden pivot from tariff wars to warm praise for Modi underscores both Washington’s anxieties and India’s rising leverage. New Delhi’s calm reciprocation signals not dependence, but autonomy—India isn’t “lost” to anyone; it is confidently leading its own path.
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