Astronomers discover ultrapowerful black hole jet as bright as 10 trillion suns
Astronomers have discovered incredibly powerful X-ray jets originating from two supermassive black holes that are so ancient they shine with the afterglow
The Real Agenda Behind India’s Afghan Consulates
The recent attempts by India to reopen its consulates in Afghanistan especially in the provinces of Jalalabad and Kandaram have raised serious
Unravelling the India-Myanmar Border Crisis
The scenario on the north-eastern frontier of India and Myanmar is fast degenerating into what is now being widely referred to by
The Betrayal of India’s Refugee Promise
Long billed as the largest democracy in the world and a putative pluralistic paradise, India has many times declared itself a secure
The Breakdown of Elon Musk and Donald Trump’s Political Alliance
Once a mutually advantageous relationship between the richest man in the world, Elon Musk, and U.S. President Donald Trump has turned into
Elon Musk Launches XChat to Compete with WhatsApp
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has revealed his newest project, XChat, a new messaging program meant to compete with industry behemoths like WhatsApp
AI Begins to Eat Jobs
Leading multinational technology company IBM has cut off 8,000 workers in a clear sign of the expanding influence of artificial intelligence on
Germany Toughens Its Stance, Criticizing Israeli Actions in Gaza
Germany’s exceptionally strong and vocal opposition to Israel’s continuous military activities in Gaza marks a possible change in the nation’s typically unflinching
The Sunday Guardian and Ehsanullah Ehsan
The Sunday Guardian, a weekly publication under India’s iTV Network, has positioned itself as a bastion of investigative journalism since its inception in
Why Climate Action Starts in the Classroom?
As the global climate issue escalates, discussions regarding its mitigation frequently emphasize technology, politics, finance, and activism. Although these sectors are undeniably
