New Delhi: Amid rapidly escalating tensions in the Middle East, the United States Embassy has issued a fresh security advisory urging American citizens to reconsider travel to Jordan and Jerusalem. The advisory comes in the wake of heightened hostilities between the United States and Iran, raising fears of broader regional instability and potential security risks for civilians. According to the updated notice, the U.S. government has ordered the departure of non-emergency U.S. government employees and their family members from Jordan as of March 2, citing security concerns. The embassy also…
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Iran After Khamenei: War, Succession and the Uncertain Future of the Islamic Republic
Tehran: The death of Ali Khamenei has pushed Iran into one of the most consequential moments in its modern history. For nearly four decades, Khamenei stood at the apex of the Islamic Republic’s political, military and religious order, shaping not only domestic governance but also Tehran’s posture across the Middle East. His passing comes at a time of active regional conflict, economic strain, and simmering public discontent. The convergence of these crises transforms a leadership transition into a historic stress test for the entire system. What unfolds next will determine…
Read MoreGlobal Holi Dhoom adds to a riot of colours
New Delhi— From temple towns in South Asia to public parks in Europe and beach fronts in Australia, preparations for Holi — the Festival of Colours — are in full swing across the globe. What began as a deeply rooted Hindu spring festival symbolising the triumph of good over evil has evolved into an international celebration of joy, unity, and cultural exchange. In India, where Holi originates, markets have been bustling for weeks. Cities such as Mathura and Vrindavan are preparing for week-long festivities linked to the legends of Lord…
Read MoreAs post Khamenei Iran unfolds, world watches
Tehran: The assassination of Ali Khamenei on February 28, 2026, in a joint U.S.–Israeli airstrike marks one of the most consequential ruptures in modern Middle Eastern history. For more than three decades, Khamenei stood at the apex of the Islamic Republic’s power structure, guiding its theocratic governance, shaping its anti-Western foreign policy, advancing its nuclear ambitions, and orchestrating a formidable network of regional proxies. His death at 86—confirmed by Iranian state media on March 1 amid escalating “Operation Epic Fury” strikes—has triggered immediate chaos, retaliatory warfare, a fraught succession battle,…
Read MoreDecaying Morality at the Heights of Power: The Epstein Files and White-Collar Crime
New Delhi: At a time when modern civilization prides itself on progress and enlightenment, the revelations surrounding the case of Jeffrey Epstein continue to cast a long and troubling shadow over global power structures. The so-called “Epstein files” are not merely a compilation of legal documents—they represent a disturbing reflection of how influence, wealth, and authority can be misused in ways that deeply wound society’s moral fabric. A Global Scandal with Far-Reaching Implications Epstein’s private island, Little Saint James, became emblematic of allegations involving the exploitation and trafficking of underage…
Read MoreIndia’s Entry into Pax Silica Marks a Strategic Milestone in Global Tech Diplomacy
New Delhi: In an era defined by artificial intelligence, semiconductor dominance, and intense global competition over technology supply chains, India’s formal association with the U.S.-led Pax Silica grouping is being viewed as a landmark strategic achievement. Coming shortly after the successful hosting of a major AI Summit, the move signals India’s emergence not merely as a technology consumer, but as a creator, collaborator, and global guide in the evolving digital order. A Strategic Shift in a Competitive Tech Era The 21st century has become the age of AI innovation and…
Read MoreImran Khan’s Health Scare Sparks Midnight Stir in Islamabad; Shifted to Hospital at 2 AM
Islamabad: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was taken to a hospital in Islamabad around 2 a.m., triggering concern and political reactions across the country. He was brought to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) for treatment related to an eye condition, hospital authorities confirmed. According to officials, Khan was administered the second of three scheduled injections as part of ongoing treatment for his right eye. Medical sources indicated that only about 15 percent vision remains in his right eye. The third injection is reportedly scheduled for March 24.…
Read MoreIndia Stands Firmly with Israel: PM Narendra Modi Addresses Knesset, Condemns Hamas Attack
Tel Aviv: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday reaffirmed India’s unwavering support for Israel while addressing the Israeli Parliament, the Knesset, in Tel Aviv. Speaking amid chants of “Modi-Modi” and “Jai Hind,” the Prime Minister said that India stands firmly with Israel in the aftermath of the Hamas attack and that “your pain is our pain.” Beginning his address with a traditional “Namaste,” PM Modi said it was a matter of great honour to stand in the prestigious House as the Prime Minister of India and as a representative of…
Read MoreIran Signals Dual Strategy of Diplomacy and Defense Amid Regional Tensions
Tehran | Amid rising regional tensions, the Iranian government has reaffirmed its commitment to avoiding conflict while continuing to strengthen national defense capabilities. Speaking at a weekly press briefing in Tehran, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said the administration is managing what she described as “extraordinary external pressures” with a strategy centered on stability and restraint. Diplomacy as the Primary Approach According to statements reported by the Islamic Republic News Agency, Mohajerani emphasized that diplomacy remains Iran’s preferred path in dealing with international challenges. She noted that multiple state institutions are…
Read MorePM Modi’s Malaysia Visit Redefines Bilateral Ties, Signals Strategic Reset
Kuala Lumpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Malaysia has marked a significant turning point in relations between the two countries, setting the stage for deeper strategic, economic, and technological cooperation. The visit — his first foreign trip of 2026 and the first to Kuala Lumpur in seven years — carried strong symbolic and diplomatic weight. Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim personally received Modi at the airport, a gesture widely viewed as a sign of political priority and renewed warmth in ties. Repairing and Elevating Ties The visit comes…
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