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Securing the New Silk Route: Why India must build digital sovereignty
The article draws parallels between historical trade dominance and current digital sovereignty, highlighting concerns about data control and potential threats to national self-determination. It suggests India should prioritize building indigenous digital platforms and infrastructure to counter the influence of foreign tech giants.
Amid tariff rift, India-US military exercise begins in Alaska with focus on high-altitude and counter-drone warfare
India and the United States have launched the 21st edition of Exercise Yudh Abhyas at Fort Wainwright, Alaska, from 1 to 14 September. Over 450 Indian soldiers from the Madras Regiment are training with the US Army’s 11th Airborne Division in high-altitude drills, mountain warfare, counter-UAS operations, and live-fire manoeuvres. Despite strained relations after tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, officials stress the military partnership remains intact, backed by ongoing defence contracts and parallel preparations for the Malabar naval exercise.
Actress made 40 oiled braids, carried books in a bucket during DU’s Lady Irwin College ragging days. Chitrangda Singh reveals how it led her to Bollywood
Bollywood actress Chitrangda Singh once opened up about her college ragging experience. She studied at Lady Irwin College in Delhi. Chitrangda described bizarre hostel traditions. Juniors had to wear inside-out salwar-kameez. Handbags were banned. Books were carried in buckets. The infamous "40 chotis" rule existed. Read on!
‘Human GPS’ Bagu Khan killed in Kashmir as three-decade run ends in Gurez gunfight
Bagu Khan, known across terror networks as the “Human GPS”, was killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Gurez sector. A veteran of cross-border infiltration since 1995, Khan had enabled more than 100 attempts across the Line of Control by guiding militants through treacherous mountain routes. He and another militant were shot dead under Operation Naushera Nar IV after troops challenged infiltrators. Officials say his death is a major setback for Pakistan-backed networks that relied on his knowledge of the terrain.
‘Hit Ambani, Adani business hubs’: Pakistani businessman Sajid Tarar’s claim stirs controversy
Pakistani-American businessman Sajid Tarar has caused uproar with claims that the Pakistan Army could strike India’s business hubs rather than engage in border skirmishes. His role in arranging a White House lunch between Donald Trump and Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir has also placed him under the spotlight. Munir himself has warned of possible attacks on Indian economic assets, heightening concerns.
Salman Khan performs aarti to Lord Ganesha with his family. Check viral video
Salman Khan celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi 2025 with his family at Arpita Khan's residence, sharing a glimpse of the festivities on social media. The gathering included brothers Arbaaz and Sohail, sister Alvira, and their families, along with actors Riteish Deshmukh and Genelia D’Souza.
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All India 12 State Agniveer Vayu recruitment rally started in Odisha's Baripada; thousands young aspirants participate
The Indian Air Force Agniveer Vayu Recruitment Rally 2025 started today in Baripada, Odisha. Thousands of young people from 12 states are participating. The recruitment drive offers a chance to join the Indian Air Force under the Agnipath scheme. The district administration and Vayusena are collaborating for the recruitment. The rally continues until September 3, 2025.
CTRL+ALT+Desire: India’s secret affair market booms as people flock to dating apps, hotels and detectives
Infidelity in India is on the rise, fueled by digital platforms and evolving attitudes towards monogamy. Dating apps like Gleeden and Ashley Madison are witnessing a surge in users, even in smaller towns, indicating a shift in societal norms.
Want to become an NSG Commando in 2025? Here’s the complete guide to eligibility, training & selection
Aspiring to join the elite National Security Guard (NSG) in 2025 requires meeting stringent eligibility criteria, including service experience in the Armed Forces or CAPFs and being under 35. The selection process involves demanding basic and specialized training phases, focusing on mental toughness, combat skills, and counter-terrorism operations.
R Madhavan once trained with British Army, Royal Navy, and Air Force but missed Indian Army dream by six months
R Madhavan, now a famous actor, once dreamed of joining the Indian Army. He excelled in the National Cadet Corps and even trained in England. However, he was too old to join the army. Madhavan then focused on education and public speaking.
Military veteran Colonel Suresh Babu A B (Retd) joins Cityflo as director of operations
A former commander in the Indian Army’s Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineers, he brings over two decades of experience in overseeing mission-critical logistics, infrastructure, and engineering programs across India and Southeast Asia.
India won't take first step to normalise ties, onus on Pakistan: Shashi Tharoor
Shashi Tharoor stated that India won't initiate normalizing relations with Pakistan due to repeated betrayals. He urged Pakistan to dismantle terror networks operating from its soil. Tharoor recalled past attempts at outreach that were met with hostility. He cited the 2008 Mumbai attacks as a key example of Pakistan's insincerity.
On 26/11, 4 bullets ripped through his body. His lungs burst and ear ruptured. Doctor said survival was impossible, but he proved them wrong
In 2008, during the Mumbai terror attacks, Praveen Kumar Teotia, a MARCOS commando, displayed extraordinary bravery. He saved 185 lives at the Taj Hotel despite sustaining critical injuries. Shot multiple times, he defied death and a grim prognosis. Teotia recovered and remarkably became the first disabled soldier to complete the grueling IRONMAN Triathlon.
3 Idiots’ veteran actor, who was an ex-Indian Army officer and professor, dies at 91. Achyut Potdar joined Bollywood at 44
Veteran actor Achyut Potdar, known for his role as a strict professor in 3 Idiots, passed away at 91 in Thane. Before acting, he served as an Indian Army officer and a professor. Over his long career, he appeared in more than 125 films and nearly 100 TV shows. His funeral will be held on August 19 in Thane.
School Assembly Headlines for August 18: Top national, international, sports and business updates
The NDA nominated CP Radhakrishnan as their vice-presidential candidate, while Rahul Gandhi launched a voter awareness campaign in Bihar. Internationally, European leaders are set to meet with Zelenskyy to discuss the Moscow invasion, and Pakistan aims to leverage its rare earth resources.
Independence Day 2025: PM Modi's full speech
Prime Minister Modi addressed the nation on the 79th Independence Day, highlighting India's progress towards self-reliance and development. He emphasized achievements in sectors like defense, technology, and energy, while also addressing challenges such as terrorism and demographic changes.
The 'Transport Man of India' who put nation on a fast track
Indian Independence Day: Walchand Hirachand, known as the "Transport Man of India," spearheaded the nation's transport industry before Independence. He established India's first ship, aircraft, and car manufacturing units, now known as Hindustan Aeronautical Limited, Hindustan Shipping Limited and Premier Automobiles.
Sitaare Zameen Par rental prices get discount: How to watch Aamir Khan's movie on YouTube
Aamir Khan has announced a special Independence Day weekend offer for his latest film, Sitaare Zameen Par, reducing its YouTube rental price from Rs 100 to Rs 50 in India from August 15 to 17, with adjusted rates in 38 other countries. Skipping traditional OTT platforms, Aamir chose a pay-per-view release to reach a wider audience beyond limited theatre access. Directed by RS Prasanna, the film follows a basketball coach who trains adults with intellectual disabilities, earning over Rs 263 crore globally since its June 20 release.
The 'Hindu-German conspiracy' that nearly shook the British Raj
During World War I, Indian revolutionaries and German agents conspired to incite an armed revolt against British rule. The "Hindu-German Conspiracy," originating in the U.S., aimed to exploit Britain's wartime vulnerability. Revolutionaries sought resources from Germany, planning coordinated uprisings in India. However, British intelligence thwarted the plot, leading to arrests and the trial in San Francisco.
Argentine defence forces complete historic mission to Himalayas
A team of Argentine Army soldiers successfully scaled Mount Kun in the Himalayas. The expedition, a joint exercise with the Indian Army, strengthens defense cooperation between the two nations. The Argentine Embassy in India hosted the team, recognizing their historic achievement. The ascent, which involved meticulous planning and coordination, culminated in a successful summit.
SC strikes down gender-based cap in Army's JAG recruitment, orders common merit list
The Supreme Court has made a significant ruling. It struck down a policy that limited the number of women in the Judge Advocate General branch. The court emphasized that the Army cannot impose extra restrictions on women. This is after allowing them to join a branch. The decision highlights the importance of equality. It ensures women are not discriminated against.
Army, civil agencies discuss plans to boost border development in Arunachal's East Kameng district
The Gajraj Corps, in collaboration with East Kameng's civil administration and ITBP, convened a conclave in Seppa to accelerate border development, bolster security, and improve disaster preparedness. The forum emphasized dual-use infrastructure upgrades, vocational skill development, and recruitment drives for local youth to join the Armed Forces.
Two soldiers killed in Kulgam gunfight; one terrorist neutralised as security forces step up anti-terror operations in J&K
Two Indian Army personnel were killed during the ninth day of a joint security operation in Kulgam’s Akhal Devsar area. Lance Naik Pritpal Singh and Sepoy Harminder Singh were honoured by the Chinar Corps for their sacrifice. One terrorist has been neutralised so far. In a separate operation, Baramulla Police discovered a terrorist hideout in the Gogaldara-Danwas forest, seizing weapons, ammunition, and medical supplies. Last month, two suspected infiltrators were killed by the Army’s White Knight Corps in the Poonch sector. Operations remain ongoing.
Acting was not Madhavan's first love. He was Maharastra's best NCC cadet, trained with British Army. Why he could not join Indian Army?
R Madhavan, now a celebrated actor, first dreamed of joining the Indian Army. As Maharashtra’s Best NCC Cadet, he trained with the British Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Air Force, but missed the Army selection due to being six months over the age limit. Old photos from his cadet days recently resurfaced on Reddit, drawing admiration and surprise from fans. After his army aspirations ended, he pursued academics, public speaking, and television before building a successful film career across multiple languages.
Tariffs, phone calls and power plays: How two lobbyists are shaping US-India-Pakistan relations
India and Pakistan have both hired lobbyists closely linked to Donald Trump to influence US policy amid rising tensions. India engaged Jason Miller, a seasoned Trump adviser, for $1.8 million a year. Pakistan went with Keith Schiller, Trump’s longtime bodyguard, paying $50,000 a month. Despite both being dubbed “Trump whisperers,” recent moves suggest Schiller’s firm has had more success, while India faces challenges, particularly around tariffs and diplomatic gestures. This rivalry highlights the complexity of influence in Washington’s shifting political landscape.
Flash floods bury Uttarakhand's Dharali under debris tall enough to swallow a 3-storey building
A flash flood near Gangotri has caused widespread destruction in Uttarkashi. Dharali village is buried under debris. Rescue operations are underway to find missing people, including army personnel and civilians. Multiple agencies are involved in the search. Access to several villages is limited due to damaged roads and bridges.
Trump's 50% tariffs: India should step on the accelerator with its own reforms
The article critiques Western hypocrisy regarding India's relationship with Russia, contrasting it with historical European dependence on Russian resources. It highlights perceived double standards in dealing with Pakistan and suggests India is being unfairly penalized for the failure of US-Russia relations. The piece advocates for India to focus on its own reforms and maintain self-belief amidst geopolitical challenges.
Uttarkashi flash floods: Rescuers retrieve one body in flood-hit Dharali; 28-member Kerela group missing, many rescued
Rescue operations continue in Dharali after devastating floods. One body has been recovered, and 150 people were rescued. Landslides blocked roads, hampering rescue efforts. Among the missing are eleven army personnel and a group of tourists from Kerala. The Gangotri National Highway is blocked. Prime Minister Narendra Modi assured assistance to Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.
Uttarkashi Cloudburst: Terrifying video shows people running for their lives as flash floods sweep away homes
Uttarakhand Uttarkashi Dharali Village Cloudburst: A cloudburst near Dharali village in Uttarakhand caused flash floods and landslides. The disaster resulted in casualties and destruction of homes. Rescue operations are underway, led by the Army and various disaster response forces. Evacuations are in progress, and the injured are receiving medical assistance. Authorities are monitoring the situation and providing relief.
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