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Not again!
Delhi air quality once again plummets to unbreathable ‘severe’ category despite GRAP IV You may not be a smoker but you are still smoking 10 cigarettes a day if you happen to be in Delhi. This is what the doctors have to say about Delhi pollution. The capital witnessed a sharp...
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A timely assurance
18 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Economy slowing down
17 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Modi’s mantra
16 December 2024 | Pioneer -
One Nation One Election
14 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Empowering young innovators
13 December 2024 | Pioneer -
Race for Delhi
12 December 2024 | Pioneer -
It is getting hot!
11 December 2024 | Pioneer
Renewed vigour
PM Modi and the King Wangchuck’s meeting strengthens ties with the Himalayan kingdom and lays the groundwork for future collaboration India and Bhutan share a relationship rooted in historical ties, cultural affinity and a deep commitment to mutual progress. This bond was reaffirmed during a recent high-level meeting between Indian Prime...
End of an era
The fall of Damascus to rebel forces and Bashar al-Assad’s flight marks a watershed moment in Syrian history The Assad family’s grip on Syria, a legacy spanning more than five decades, has come to an end. The dramatic overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, following the rebel forces’ breach of Damascus, marks the...
Plunging into instability
France’s political instability and economic crisis deepens as Prime Minister Michel Barnier ousted in a rare no-confidence vote In a dramatic turn of events, French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was ousted in a no-confidence vote on December 5, 2024, marking a rare political upheaval in France’s post-war history. The motion, which...
Korean crisis
President Yoon Suk Yeol briefly declared martial law, a move that ignited domestic outrage and international condemnation A brief martial law was imposed in South Korea, a country known to have a stable democracy and prosperity to vie for. The South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol took this extreme step to...
No love lost
The relations between India and Bangladesh are on the ebb and if steps are not taken now, could deteriorate further The relations between India and Bangladesh, long characterised by cultural ties and strategic cooperation, have soured in recent months. Protests, diplomatic outrage and heightened security concerns are the latest manifestations of...
Junta under siege
Myanmar’s Junta is losing grip as rebel gains mount, raising fears of a balkanised future After years of oppressive rule, human rights abuses, and atrocities against its own people, Myanmar’s military rulers are now on the defensive. Their grip on power appears increasingly fragile as armed rebels gain significant ground. A...
Musical chairs
While the BJP-led Mahayuti emerged victorious in Maharashtra, the post-election scenario has been anything but smooth The Maharashtra Assembly elections have delivered a decisive yet politically tumultuous mandate. The BJP-led Mahayuti alliance scripted a powerful comeback in state Assembly elections by winning 230 seats in the 288-member House. Shinde’s Shiv Sena...
