The Price Divide: Why One US Car Could Buy Five Chinese EVs
A Global Auto Market Split Becomes Stark A striking contrast in global automobile pricing has come into focus, with data showing that the cost of a single average car in the United States could buy up to five electric vehicles (EVs) in China. According to recent estimates, the average price
Ram Temple Narrative Rekindled: ‘Built Due to Commitment of Those in Power’
Leadership and Legacy Take Centre Stage The construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya has once again entered political discourse, with recent remarks highlighting that the project became a reality due to the “commitment of those in power.” The statement underscores a recurring narrative in India’s political landscape—that decisive leadership
India’s Digital Payments Shift: UPI Soars, Cards and EMI Pay Dip Amid Seasonal Trends
India’s digital‑payments landscape is undergoing a quiet recalibration in early 2026, with UPI emerging as the dominant rail for retail transactions while card‑based spending and EMI‑linked credit show a seasonal slowdown. According to recent industry‑trend reports, the country’s unified payments infrastructure continues to grow in volume, but traditional credit channels such as point‑of‑sale
Yogi’s ‘Favourite Cop’ Lands in Bengal as Police Observer, Warns TMC Candidate
An Uttar Pradesh encounter‑specialist IPS officer, described as “Yogi Adityanath’s favourite cop”, has drawn national attention after being deployed as a police observer in South 24 Parganas and issuing a stern warning to a Trinamool Congress (TMC) candidate linked to the party’s national leadership. Ajay Pal Sharma, currently Additional Commissioner of Police (Law &
Sunil Gavaskar: ‘Nobody Else Should Be Allowed’ – Legend Urges BCCI Action Over Fresh IPL 2026 Concern
Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar has sounded a fresh alarm over the Indian Premier League 2026, calling on the BCCI to clamp down on issues that are “taking away from the sanctity” of the tournament. Writing in a column for The Times of India, Gavaskar slammed the lengthy and slow‑paced nature of matches, along with what he described
Maharashtra Knife Attack: Guard Forced to ‘Recite Kalma’ in ISIS‑Linked ‘Lone‑Wolf’ Case
A 31‑year‑old attacker in Mira Road, on the outskirts of Mumbai, has been arrested after a knife‑wielding rampage in which he allegedly forced security guards to recite the Kalma (Islamic declaration of faith) before stabbing them. The incident, which police and media are describing as a “Pahalgam‑like” ideological attack, has triggered a
Rising Heatwave Drives Tourists to Shimla, Locals Anticipate Strong Business
As India reels under an early‑season heatwave, with many parts of the plains registering temperatures between 40°C and 44°C, Shimla has emerged as one of the most sought‑after escapes, drawing a surge of tourists seeking relief in the hills. The rise in visitors to the Himachal Pradesh capital highlights how
South African Consulate Marks Freedom Day in Mumbai
The South African Consulate‑General in Mumbai has commemorated Freedom Day, marking 32 years since the end of apartheid and the first democratic elections in South Africa. Held in the financial capital, the event doubled as a public‑diplomacy platform, allowing the consulate to showcase contemporary South Africa to Indian audiences, emphasise bilateral
PM Modi Joins Youngsters for Friendly Football Game in Gangtok During Sikkim Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi treated morning in Gangtok to a touch of sport diplomacy, joining a group of youngsters for a friendly football game during his two‑day visit to Sikkim. Dressed in a blue sports jacket bearing the Indian tricolour, Modi was seen walking alongside local youth in matching kits,
Delhi Capitals Owner Sends Big Message After Humiliating RCB Defeat
Delhi Capitals co‑owner Parth Jindal has come out in strong support of his team after a crushing 75‑run loss to Royal Challengers Bengaluru, when the franchise was bundled out for just 75 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. In a social‑media post, Jindal urged the players and supporters to stay united, saying, “Stay together more
