Bihar elections: From catalyst to stabilising force, CPI(ML) bets on pragmatism over ideological rigidity
The CPI(ML) has shifted from fierce opposition to the RJD, particularly regarding caste violence and the reign of Mohammad Shahabuddin, to becoming a key player in Bihar’s Mahagathbandhan. The party’s pragmatic approach, evident in its role in forging alliances and supporting Tejashwi Yadav, marks a significant evolution, balancing ideology with electoral realities to counter the…
Debt alarm: US national debt hits record $37 trillion, pace doubles with trillion added every five months
The US national debt has surpassed $37 trillion, exceeding pre-pandemic forecasts due to Covid-19 spending and recent tax cuts. Experts warn that this rapid debt accumulation will lead to higher interest rates, reduced private sector investment, and increased borrowing costs for Americans, urging policymakers to take swift action to address the growing financial strain.
The fraying fabric of the American Dream: Why success feels further out of reach than ever in US
Once the cornerstone of American identity, the American Dream now stands on fragile ground. With soaring inflation, stagnant wages, crushing student debt, and widening inequality, the path to prosperity feels increasingly narrow. Once built on fairness and opportunity, the Dream now mirrors a race for survival—raising the question of whose dream it truly remains today.
The river that crosses the most countries in the world
The Danube River, Europe’s second-longest, traverses ten nations from Germany to Ukraine, fostering trade and nurturing cities like Vienna and Budapest. Historically a Roman boundary and a commercial route, it faces modern challenges of pollution despite conservation efforts.
‘No words left’: Man seeing cheering during Charlie Kirk assassination; sparks outrage
A video has surfaced showing a man celebrating near the scene of Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Utah Valley University. The man, seen pumping his fists and shouting “USA! USA! USA!”, has sparked outrage online. While his identity remains unverified, an X account claiming to be him denies celebrating the killing, stating his actions were to…
UAE: New video evidence in death of Indian girl in Sharjah shows violent assaults and threats by husband
New video evidence has surfaced in the death of Athulya Sekhar, an Indian woman found dead in Sharjah on her 30th birthday. The footage shows her husband physically assaulting her and issuing death threats. Though ruled a suicide by UAE authorities, her family alleges years of abuse. The case is now under investigation by Kerala…
Avocado vs Ghee vs Olive Oil: Which is a better source of fat and nutrition
Fat is no longer the villain; its quality and balance are key. Ghee offers traditional nourishment and gut health, while olive oil provides heart and brain protection. Avocados deliver plant-based fats with added fiber. Rotating these fats ensures diverse bodily benefits, emphasizing mindful consumption over trends.
UK Islamophobia Definition Row: Deputy PM Angela Rayner backs down amid backlash over de-facto ‘blasphemy law’
The controversy erupted after Rayner’s office launched a consultation to craft an official government definition of Islamophobia, appointing a 16-member working group known as the “Islamophobia Council” to tackle anti-Muslim hatred. The proposed working definition, based on a 2018 parliamentary report, described Islamophobia as “a type of racism targeting expressions of Muslimness.”
Don’t give up on your dreams: World Boxing Champions Jaismine Lamboria and Minakshi Hooda
Jaismine Lamboria and Minakshi Hooda, one a daughter of a home guard and the other of an auto rickshaw driver, have only one message for girls, “Don’t give up on your dreams, believe in yourself, and don’t think you can’t do something because of your gender.
