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Countries Often Negative Toward India: A look at nations that frequently express criticism or political opposition toward India — and the reasons behind it: 🇵🇰 Pakistan – Kashmir, Terrorism 🇨🇳 China – Border Disputes, Geopolitical Rivalry 🇹🇷

I heard Visa brings in more than 50% of it's revenue as profit. Is there any business/businesses that are as profitable as Visa? I think India need a global business like Visa.

What happens if cyberwarfare between nations doesn't stop. Will we face a future where critical infrastructure collapses, economies are destabilized, national security is compromised, and digital conflict spills over into real-world crises?

India has officially launched the G20 Talent Visa aimed at enhancing global academic exchange. This initiative is set to attract international talent and foster collaboration in research and education. Exciting times ahead for scholars and institutio

Global Markets React to Trump’s Tariffs: Asia Feels the Shockwaves President Donald Trump’s latest economic move—a blanket 10% import tariff—has stirred global markets. With heightened duties on nations like China, this shift signals a return to agg

While the market impact of Operation Sindoor and Pahalgam Attack in Kashmir is yet to be determined, past conflicts between India and Pakistan give a good idea of what can be expected.

Half of the Total World Population lives in the Red Area. 🤯 India deserves a Permanent Seat at United Nations Security Council as it is the largest country in the world in Population terms.

india’s defence sector is booming! Defence exports jumped 3400%—from ₹694 crore in 2013-14 to ₹23,622 crore in FY2024-25—thanks to government reforms, “Make in India,” and recent conflicts. The sector is targeting ₹3 lakh crore in production and ₹50,

Across India, the impact of last night’s conflict is being felt deeply. While many families have been moved to safety, countless others without resources remain stranded. Local administrations are working tirelessly to reach everyone. This is the tim

Every coin has two sides same as every war has two sides -First it’s going to win over the other country (In this case it is India ) -Second which is just paying the price for the win Certainly, the potential impacts of a conflict between India