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Discover, India Posted on 4 hours ago

Army Day (Jan 15): Why India Marks This Date Every Year

Key highlights Army Day is one of those dates people recognise—but don’t always ..

Indian Handloom & Crafts 2026 Preservation vs Commercial Scaling
Business Trends, Companies & Industry Posted on 19 hours ago

Indian Handloom & Crafts 2026: Preservation vs Commercial Scaling

Key highlights What’s really changing in 2026? Handloom and crafts used to be sold ..

The 2026 Global Power Index Which companies, not countries, set the rules of the decade
Politics, World View Posted on 20 hours ago

The 2026 Global Power Index: Which companies, not countries, set the rules of the decade?

Key highlights First: what do we mean by “power” in 2026? Not flags. Fricti ..

UK 2026 Post-Brexit trade reality and the City of London’s next bet

UK 2026: Post-Brexit trade reality and the City of London’s next bet

Key highlights Post-Brexit trade reality in 2026: the unromantic bitBy 2026, the UK’s trade debate is basically: how much friction is priced in, and who adapts fastest. The UK government’s “UK trade in numbers” and ONS trade releases are the clean way to see direction without opinion layers. GOV.UK+1 Does CPTPP change everything?CPTPP membership expands options and rules-of-origin pathways—useful, especially for specific …

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Bulgaria Adopts the Euro — A Monetary Switch With Political Consequences

Bulgaria Adopts the Euro — A Monetary Switch With Political Consequences

Key highlights Money is never just money. Bulgaria’s move into the euro area on 1 January 2026 is a historic act of integration that will be sold as stability and modernization—and criticized, inevitably, as surrender of monetary identity. European Central Bank+1 Geopolitically, the euro is a signal: it tightens Bulgaria’s embedding in the EU’s core economic structures. For businesses, it simplifies …

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Five New Countries Join the UN Security Council — Fresh Votes, Familiar Gridlock

Five New Countries Join the UN Security Council — Fresh Votes, Familiar Gridlock

Key highlights January reshapes the UN Security Council’s elected bench. Five new non-permanent members begin their terms, adding fresh priorities and new diplomatic style to the Council’s daily negotiations. United Nations Peacekeeping This matters because the Security Council is where the world’s conflicts are debated with the highest stakes—sanctions, mandates, peacekeeping renewals—yet also where paralysis is common. New elected members can’t …

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Cyprus Takes the EU Council Presidency — Europe’s Agenda Gets a Mediterranean Accent

Cyprus Takes the EU Council Presidency — Europe’s Agenda Gets a Mediterranean Accent

Key highlights On 1 January 2026, Cyprus takes over the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union. This is not the EU presidency people imagine as a single “leader.” It’s closer to being the chief meeting manager of the EU’s ministerial machine—deciding priorities, pushing dossiers forward, and negotiating the fine print when countries disagree. Consilium+1 Why this matters geopolitically: 2026 is …

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France Begins the G7 Presidency — A Year of Western Coordination, and Western Contradictions

France Begins the G7 Presidency — A Year of Western Coordination, and Western Contradictions

Key highlights From 1 January 2026, France is in charge of the G7’s agenda-setting machinery—ministerial tracks, diplomatic choreography, and the themes that will dominate summit season. The G7 remains a compact club with outsized narrative power: when it moves in sync, markets notice and global policy language shifts; when it fractures, the world sees the limits of “the West” as …

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Philippines Takes the ASEAN Chair in 2026 — A Test of Regional Unity Under Pressure

Philippines Takes the ASEAN Chair in 2026 — A Test of Regional Unity Under Pressure

Key highlights January begins with the Philippines stepping into ASEAN’s driver’s seat for 2026. The chairmanship is not a crown; it’s a steering wheel—useful, but attached to a vehicle where every passenger has their own map. Manila has already placed its chairship under the banner “Navigating our Future, Together”, and anchored priorities around peace and security, prosperity, and people empowerment. Philippine Commission on …

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Are Shastras Just Commentaries or Foundational Texts

Are Shastras Just Commentaries or Foundational Texts?

“Deciphering the Layers: Shastras as Commentaries or Core Scriptures in Hindu Philosophy” The Shastras hold a pivotal role in Hindu philosophy, but their classification often sparks debate: Are they merely commentaries on the sacred Vedas, or do they stand as foundational texts in their own right? This discussion delves into the nature of the Shastras, exploring their origins, content, and …

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Career Opportunities After an MBA in Finance

Career Opportunities After an MBA in Finance

An MBA in Finance is one of the most sought-after specializations, offering a plethora of career opportunities across industries. Known for its versatility, this degree equips professionals with in-depth knowledge of financial management, investment strategies, risk assessment, and corporate finance. Whether you’re an experienced professional or a fresh graduate, an MBA in Finance opens doors to some of the most …

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The Silent Struggle Are We Ashamed of Our Own Beliefs

The Silent Struggle: Are We Ashamed of Our Own Beliefs?

New Delhi – In a country celebrated as a global beacon of cultural and spiritual diversity, an undercurrent of internal conflict brews silently. While India’s rich heritage and traditions command respect worldwide, many Indians, particularly in urban areas, are increasingly hesitant to openly embrace their beliefs. Is this reluctance a sign of evolving identities, or are we quietly becoming ashamed of …

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The Disconnect Between Faith and Action Who Are We Fooling

The Disconnect Between Faith and Action: Who Are We Fooling?

Faith Without Action: A Deep Dive Into Modern Religious Practices New Delhi – In a world where faith often serves as a moral compass, a growing gap between belief and behavior is becoming glaringly evident. From temples and mosques to churches and gurudwaras, religious sanctuaries brim with devotees professing love, compassion, and humility. Yet, outside these sacred walls, actions often tell …

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