For decades, Nepal and Bhutan stood as India’s trusted buffer states—geographical and diplomatic cushions between New Delhi and an ambitious China. But today, that shield is cracking. Chinese interference in both nations is growing rapidly, reshaping borders, politics, and power dynamics in the Himalayas, and India can no longer afford to look away. Nepal: The […]
Leh, Ladakh – July 21, 2025: The Ladakh Umlingla Challenge 2025, part of the renowned high-altitude race series Summit or Surrender, concluded with great success on Sunday, July 21. A medal ceremony was held at Shaolin Ladakh, Leh, marking the completion of one of the world’s most challenging endurance events. Hosted at Umlingla Top, the
Millets, often referred to as the “supergrains” of the future, are small-seeded cereals packed with nutrients and resilience. As the world pivots toward sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture, millets are once again taking center stage. But which country leads the world in millet production? The answer is: India. India – The Global Millet Leader India holds
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Agartala: Former Tripura Chief Minister and senior CPI(M) leader Manik Sarkar on Thursday expressed strong concerns regarding recent calls for voter list revision in the state. Addressing a public gathering, Sarkar cautioned that such demands—reportedly inspired by a similar exercise in Bihar—may undermine the democratic values enshrined in the Constitution. Speaking at a rally, Sarkar
Tripura is making notable progress under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, with 15,730 households registered for the scheme so far, according to official reports. Out of these, 591 rooftop solar installations have been completed, and 516 beneficiaries have already received their government subsidies. Notably, 117 consumers have managed to reduce their electricity bills
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TAWANG – Nestled in the majestic Himalayas, Tawang is gearing up to host the Tawang International Marathon 2025 on October 24, promising a spectacular convergence of athletic excellence and cultural vibrancy. In preparation, a joint coordination meeting was held today at the Conference Hall of the Tawang Brigade to align efforts among key stakeholders. The
Poetry, one of the most ancient forms of literary expression, has continuously evolved, shaping and reshaping itself through centuries, from the grand epics of Homer, Ved Vyas, and Valmiki to the romantic and metaphysical verses of later eras. In this timeless journey, a new voice from Tripura—Subhrasankar Das—has emerged, marking his presence with a distinctive
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India and the United Kingdom have officially signed a landmark Free Trade Agreement (FTA), a deal expected to double bilateral trade by 2030. The agreement, formally known as the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), was signed by Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and British Trade Minister Jonathan Reynolds, in the presence of Indian Prime Minister
In a significant step forward for India’s Deep Ocean Mission, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has completed the first welding of two crucial rings forming the personnel sphere of the MATSYA-6000 submersible. The crewed deep-sea vehicle is designed to dive up to 6,000 meters beneath the ocean surface. It is part of the ‘Samudrayaan’
It may seem logical to assume that plastics should be biodegradable, especially since they are made from oil and gas, which in turn originate from ancient plants and microorganisms. However, understanding the science behind plastic production and biodegradation reveals why most plastics persist in the environment for centuries. The Origins of Plastics plastics are primarily
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