The Trump administration’s proposed tariff on Indian imports and criticism of its forced labor laws complicates US-India relations, which are marked by diplomatic contradictions amid ongoing trade discussions.
The most haunting image is that of a benumbed Himanshi Narwal sitting beside the lifeless body of her husband, Lieutenant Vinay Narwal of the Indian Navy, etched deep into the Indian public conscience as a visual reminder of the Pahalgam attack.
Dr. Sreoshi Sinha’s book ‘The Secret War’ examines global terrorism as a threat to civilization, emphasizing its moral implications and India’s response while addressing legal frameworks and humanitarian concerns.
On January 12, 2026, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz strengthened defense ties, emphasizing mutual cooperation in military training, technology, and counter-terrorism, enhancing India-Germany strategic partnership.
Almost eight months after the brutal terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam that killed 25 tourists and a local pony operator, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on December 15, 2025, filed a comprehensive charge sheet, formally tracing the conspiracy to Pakistan-based terror outfits Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and its proxy, The Resistance Front (TRF).
At the BWC 50th anniversary conference, India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar warned of evolving biological threats outpacing governance, especially for the vulnerable Global South. He emphasized the need to modernize the BWC and called for global cooperation to enhance biosecurity, highlighting India’s strong public health capacity and commitment to support developing nations.
India and Germany have strengthened their counter-terrorism collaboration following recent attacks in India. During the 10th meeting of their Joint Working Group, both countries condemned specific terror incidents, discussed threat assessments, and emphasized cooperation on online radicalization and terror financing. They committed to multilateral security efforts and planned future meetings.
Pakistan’s military operations in Afghanistan conducted in October 2025 reveal a clear pattern: Militarised approach to foreign policy is indicative of profound domestic crises, including economic vulnerability, political illegitimacy, and institutional decay, rather than serving as a viable resolution to these issues.
By N. C. Bipindra New Delhi: The killing of top Maoist commander Mandvi Hidma in Andhra Pradesh has delivered one of the most consequential setbacks to Left-Wing Extremism in recent memory. Long seen as the most feared battlefield strategist of the CPI (Maoist), Hidma’s elimination is being hailed […]
India’s Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, condemned the Nov. 10 car explosion near Red Fort as a “heinous terrorist incident” and resolved to probe to bring to justice the terrorists without delay.
India has dismissed Pakistan’s allegations on the Islamabad explosions on Nov. 11, 2025, as “baseless” and “delirious.” A suicide car bombing in Islamabad had earlier in the day claimed 12 lives, following which PM Sharief blamed India-backed groups for the attack.
India warns terror sponsors that attacks on India, be it by state or non-state actors, will be treated as an act of war, against the backdrop of the Delhi car blast. Is Operation Sindoor 2.0 coming?
A recent counter-terrorism operation in India uncovered a significant terror network linked to the Red Fort bombing. Four doctors were arrested, and authorities seized approximately 2,900 kg of explosives and firearms. Investigators highlighted concerns over “white-collar terror” involving professionals, with links to international terror groups and ongoing searches across multiple states.
In one of the deadliest attacks in recent years, a powerful car explosion near Delhi’s historic Red Fort in the evening hours on Nov. 10, 2025, killed at least nine people and injured 24 others, sending shockwaves through the capital and prompting a nationwide security alert. The tragic blast sparked widespread condemnation and solidarity messages from across the globe.
India’s armed forces are enhancing combat readiness through extensive joint military exercises across land, sea, and air, including Prachand Prahaar, TROPEX 25, and Trishul. This strategic shift aims to integrate services for effective deterrence against threats from China and Pakistan, emphasizing multi-domain operations and a cohesive defense framework.
