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Why India, the new breadbasket of world, is upsetting our erstwhile slave-masters

Veeresh Malik - February 5, 2021

At its simplest, once you have cut through all the noise and static, it comes down to this - no other food surplus country...

If Modi’s Centre agrees on MSP, it would be betrayal of India and its farmers

Ashish Shukla - December 2, 2020

Most of us know that the fate of farmers’ agitation depends if the Centre agrees to their guaranteed Minimum Support Price (MSP) demand on...

Australia to join Malabar naval exercises; the QUAD forum is complete now

Newsbred Staff - October 19, 2020

India today said Australia would join the high-level Malabar naval exercises, which makes it the full QUAD along with US and Japan and causes...

BrahMos missile, a ‘prime strike weapon’, test-fired successfully

Newsbred Staff - October 18, 2020

BrahMos supersonic cruise missile was successfully test fired on Sunday from the Indian Navy's indigenously-built stealth destroyer INS Chennai, hitting a target in the...

Yet another India-Japan naval exercise; the intent won’t be lost on China

Newsbred Staff - September 29, 2020

If nothing, the three-day India-Japan bilateral maritime exercise, held this year in the north Arabian Sea, confirms the deepening military ties between the two...

Why Indians need to see more of the country they live in

Ashish Shukla - August 17, 2019

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi may not have nudged we Indians into travelling more often in India than we do abroad but he surely...

The gushing pro-Imran lobby now wouldn’t ask for “proof and evidence”

Ashish Shukla - March 27, 2019

His swooning and gushing crowd in India would go berserk now that Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has acknowledged his country has terror groups and...