Is Canada’s South Asian Diaspora Under Siege From Transnational Networks?
Arrests in Surrey mark a breakthrough in Canada's fight against organized extortion targeting South Asian businesses. Police suspect links to Indian crime syndicates....
Year : 2025
90 Years of the Dalai Lama: The “Institution” Beyond Reincarnation
Days before his 90th birthday celebrations began, the 14th Dalai Lama made a declaration about the continuation of his spiritual lineage. But this story is not just about faith, it's about a people in exile preserving their identity, culture, and hope through generations....
Monsoon dependence of South Asia-Boon or Threat?
South Asia’s lifeline-the monsoon-feeds its fields and fuels its economies. But as climate shifts bring erratic rains and rising disasters, is this vital force turning into a looming threat?...
Key Takeaways from Quad’s Condemnation of Pahalgam Attack and New Strategic Initiatives
At the 2025 Quad Foreign Ministers Meeting in Washington DC, India, the US, Japan, and Australia strongly condemned the Pahalgam terror attack, reaffirmed counterterrorism cooperation, and launched new initiatives on critical minerals, maritime security, and a free Indo-Pacific....
India’s Bioplastic Breakthrough to replace Toxic Plastic Forever!
India is stepping up in the fight against plastic pollution! Balrampur Chini Mills is investing ₹2,850 crore to establish the country’s first PLA biopolymer plant in Uttar Pradesh....
From Energy Roots to Educational Revolution: UPES Teams Up with ULaw UK for Multidisciplinary Growth
Once established to serve India’s booming energy sector, the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES) has emerged as a powerful force of transformation in India’s higher education ecosystem....
Smooth Skies, Sustainable Journeys: How Air Travel Is Driving Eco-Friendly Tourism in India
In today’s travel landscape, sustainability is no longer a buzzword—it’s a necessity. As India seeks to establish itself as a global tourism hub, the need to align air travel with environmental and social responsibility has never been more urgent....
Can Eco-Tourism Save the Western Ghats or Is It Making Things Worse?
The Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, face threats from unregulated tourism. This article explores how eco-tourism can be made sustainable through community efforts, eco-friendly practices, and lessons from global models like Costa Rica and Bhutan....
Are Religious Rituals Polluting Our Rivers? The Dark Side of Faith & Water!
India's rivers, once revered as lifelines of civilization, are now drowning in pollution. From industrial waste to religious offerings, our sacred waters are turning toxic, threatening ecosystems and public health. Can we still save them?...
Bangladesh’s Strategic Shift: Growing Ties with Pakistan Amid Regional Tensions
Downsizing Mujibur Rehman and scarpping off the pictures of Indira Gandhi with the founder of Bangladesh from school text books indicates the beginning of new chapter in South Asian Diplomacy?...