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Trump-Kim Summit: What’s in it for stakeholders?
The much anticipated diplomatic summit took place in Singapore on June 12 between the U.S and Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. Heavy words exchanged, threats issued, nuclear weapons tested and missiles test-fired, these all have built up to the Trump-Kim summit. In a major diplomacy victory for Trump, summit presents a great opportunity to denuclearize…
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Do we need another nation? The Catalonia question
Since time immemorial, Man has fought for his rights which include his personal freedom and independence. Over the past few months, the Catalan Independence Referendum is one issue which has caught many a people’s fancy. Last few years have been tough for EU, Scottish Revolution in 2014 followed by Brexit in 2016 and now, Catalonia.…
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#EndGunViolence becomes a movement in the U.S and this is the right time to talk about it
In the wake of the Florida school shooting that has left 17 dead, politicians who typically promote Second Amendment rights to gun ownership have already gone into a defensive crouch. At a press conference near Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Gov. Rick Scott, a favorite of the National Rifle Association (NRA) parried away a question about gun control by…
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How TV media changed between Sheena Bora and Sridevi?
Lately accused of #bathtubjournalism, TV journalism has come under fire from social media users around the country. As India mourned the death of her iconic star, investigation reports on TV concluded various theories and let its viewers in a state of confusion. Some media channels even set up bathtubs in newsrooms to indicate how Sridevi’s…
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Did God commit mistake while creating humanity?
And it repented Jehovah that he had made man upon the earth, and it grieved him at his heart (Gen. 6:6). Since Bible does not contradict itself, the holy book gives the feeling that God made a mistake by creating humanity. The question revolves around why God – who does not make mistakes or…
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Last stockpile of Syrian chemical weapons handed over to OPCW
International weapons inspectors announced Monday that Syria has handed over the last of its declared chemical weapons stockpile for removal and destruction, even as U.S. officials voiced concern about the Damascus government’s alleged use of other toxic substances. The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), which was charged last year with overseeing the…
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Where Home Coming is not easy…
The state of Jammu and Kashmir! In the memory of those who are victims because of us! It would have been an easy walk for Omar while returning from market but how can you predict this in a place which is most unpredictable in the nation,That is the story of OUR Jammu and Kashmir, The…
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Saeed’s Cover blown
6 years since India claimed that Jamad ut Dawat is the gate way to LeT’s terrorist,U.S has woken up and confirms that schools of JuD are the play ground of Ak-47s ,grenade,after U.S sanctions on two top leaders of LeT,will arrest follow the Herat attack on Indian consulate was also carried out by LeT, Saeed…
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Rajhdhani derails
A proposal to introduce 300 km/h trains what do when one of the most reliable train derails ,a due hike and incidents of derailing are attracting people to airport,Is train travelling safe in India,Still a conspiracy what led to this mishap,was it the bomb explosion or so was it a political turnover,Local authorities rule out…
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At Crimea:Russia is reborn
– President Vladimir Putin asked Russia’s upper house on Tuesday to revoke the right it had granted him to order a military intervention in Ukraine in defense of Russian-speakers there, the Kremlin said in a statement. The step seemed certain to be welcomed by the West as a sign that Moscow was ready to help…
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