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Defining Triumph

In Dubai’s glittering night, India etched another historic moment into its cricketing legacy. The victory over New Zealand in the Champions Trophy final was more than a win; it was a defining statement about where Indian cricket stands in the modern era.

Jobs Rebalance

The latest US employment data offers a nuanced picture of the country’s labour market, reflecting both stability and shifting economic trends.

Suspending Reason

Superstition has been an intrinsic part of the world’s cultural and religious landscape for centuries. Rooted in tradition, folklore and spiritual beliefs, it continues to influence the lives of millions, sometimes with dangerous and even deadly consequences.

Labour and India~III

In his memoirs The Labour Government 1964-1970: A Personal Record published in 1971, Harold Wilson admitted that it was wrong on his part to issue such a statement, “because all the facts were too much in dispute”, and blamed a pro-Pakistan faction in the CRO who had inveigled him into issuing such a statement blaming India, “justified as they said by cast-iron evidence.”

Cultural factors make green nudge feasible

The Environmental Ministry recently launched a web portal to invite ideas for its Mission LiFE initiative. LiFE or Lifestyle for Environment is an Indialed global movement for promoting behavioural change towards proplanet action.

Fragile Restraint

Developments in volatile southern Lebanon have highlighted a significant moment of restraint in a landscape often defined by its cycles…

US-China Ties

The visit of US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to China underscores the strategic importance of the US-China relationship. Despite the Biden administration’s focus on other global challenges, such as the war in Ukraine and the crises in West Asia, it is clear that managing ties with China remains a priority.

Labour and India~II

Why did Commonwealth Secretary Philip Noel Baker take such an anti-India stand? Was he acting with the support of Attlee? After all, of all the UNSC members, Britain had the longest experience of dealing with the affairs of the Indian sub-continent.