The Moon That Refused the Sun’s Shadow: India’s Strategic Autonomy in a Fragmenting World
अयममृतनिधानं नायकोऽप्योषधीनांअमृतमयशरीरः कान्तियुक्तोऽपि चन्द्रः ।भवति विगतरश्मिर्मण्डलं प्राप्य भानोःपरसदननिविष्टः को लघुत्वं न याति ॥ ०३-३१ ayam
Diplomacy
News articles and essays on the Indian diplomacy at work around the world.
Chanakya Niti – Chapter 3
Chapter 3 of Chanakya Niti is like entering a chamber lined with the wisdom of
Government Launches Bharat-VISTAAR: AI-Powered Digital Platform for Farmers
The Government of India has rolled out Bharat‑VISTAAR, an artificial intelligence–driven digital platform designed to
District-Level Early Warning Systems Operational Across Vulnerable Regions in India: Government
These warnings are disseminated through multiple channels to ensure wide accessibility. The information is shared via the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP), mobile applications, official websites, social media platforms, SMS alerts, and messaging services, allowing authorities and citizens to receive timely weather alerts.
India Moves Closer to Universal Safe Drinking Water Access by 2030
India has made substantial progress toward ensuring universal access to safe and affordable drinking water,
India’s Strategic Rise Through Free Trade Agreements: Achievements and Impact (2025–26)
In the period from late 2025 to early 2026, India accelerated its engagement with global
India–Finland Ties Enter New Phase as President Alexander Stubb Concludes State Visit to India
The visit also included participation in the prestigious Raisina Dialogue, where the Finnish President delivered the keynote address and emphasised India’s growing influence in global affairs.
India–Canada Ties Get Strategic Push as Prime Minister’s Visit Yields Major Agreements Across Trade, Energy and Technology
The visit of the Prime Minister of Canada to India has resulted in a wide-ranging set of agreements and strategic announcements aimed at resetting and deepening bilateral ties across trade, technology, energy, education, defence, and culture. The outcomes signal a renewed push to expand economic engagement and strengthen long-term cooperation between the two democracies.
Civil Aviation Ministry Monitors Middle East Airspace Disruptions; Relief Flights Planned for Stranded Passengers
In response to the developing scenario, Indian carriers have initiated calibrated schedule adjustments, particularly affecting long-haul and ultra-long-haul routes. Airlines are progressively resuming services through alternative routings that bypass restricted airspace, while aircraft and crew repositioning measures are underway to stabilise operations at the earliest.
INS Sudarshini Reaches Alexandria After Landmark Suez Canal Transit
Lokayan-26 is more than a training expedition; it is a floating symbol of India’s maritime heritage and diplomatic outreach. As INS Sudarshini sails across global waters, each port of call reinforces India’s vision of cooperative maritime engagement and mutual respect among nations.