Dear India, I love you…heart speak of a tourist with a mind for good

Yes, India I  love you! I love your incredible diversity; your geography, food, traditions, music, customs, colorful dress, history, nature, architecture, and most importantly your unbelievably hospitable people. I’ve traveled extensively, from Bhubaneshwar to Dharamshala, all the way south to Kochi. I’ve stayed in fishing villages, on farms, in the cities and explored remote indigenous […]

The Illusion of Borderless Trade: How Two Straits Shocked the Global Economy

For decades, globalized market capitalism operated under a comforting myth: that physical geography no longer mattered. In an era dominated by digital capital, cloud computing, and high-frequency trading, international shipping was treated as an invisible utility—a frictionless, self-correcting background process as reliable as a smartphone operating system. That illusion has now fractured. The simultaneous paralysis […]

Anoop Nautiyal Seeks PM Modi’s Intervention in Vishnugad-Pipalkoti Tunnel Accident

Dehradun, September 13: Social activist Anoop Nautiyal has sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention following the August 13 accident inside an under-construction tunnel of THDC India Limited’s Vishnugad–Pipalkoti Hydroelectric Project in Chamoli, Uttarakhand, demanding an independent and time-bound expert inquiry and compensation of at least ₹1 crore for the families of workers who died in […]

WHEN EURASIANS HOLD HANDS  

Proving the doubters wrong, the BRICS nations have urged ‘restraint’ in the Gulf War and a smooth flow of global trade. The joint declaration at the two-day summit has also expressed ‘firm opposition’ to the forced displacement of Palestinians by Israel. India has moved along with the Global South. Its two allies, the United States […]