The McMahon Line and Arunachal Pradesh: A History of India–China’s Eastern Border Dispute
From the 1914 Simla Convention to the 1962 war and present-day claims, this is the history behind India and China’s dispute over Arunachal Pradesh.
What the Financial Times Reported on Trump Jr.’s Mongolia Trip With Umar Kremlev
The Financial Times reported that Donald Trump Jr. spent time in Mongolia with Umar Kremlev. Here is what the report and representatives said—and what remains unknown.
Umrangso’s Future: Ecotourism, Industry and the Need for an Honest Plan
A Reel raises questions about Umrangso’s future. Before mining or tourism claims harden into fact, residents need public plans, impact assessments and honest consultation.
How Britain’s Flooded Coal Mines Could Heat Homes With Mine-Water Pumps
Flooded coal workings can supply steady low-temperature heat to heat pumps. Here is how mine-water heat works, where it can help, and its limits.
AICPI-IW Hit 154.4 in August — But That’s Not the DA Central Employees Are Waiting For. Here’s Which Number Actually Matters
The Labour Bureau has released the Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers figure for August 2026. The index stood at 154.4, up 1.2 points from July’s 153.2. That number feeds the calculation
Sunita Somvanshi
17% Less Rain, 235 Mandals at Risk: Telangana Goes to Delhi for Drought Relief — and El Niño Takes the Blame
Farmers across approximately 235 mandals in Telangana are facing drought-like conditions after a monsoon season that delivered roughly 17 percent less rainfall than normal, and the state government is travelling to New
Fingerprint Failing at the Ration Shop? Aadhaar Face Authentication Is Now Live in Some States — No New Enrolment Needed
Ration card holders who routinely face difficulties at fair price shops because fingerprint scanners cannot read their biometrics have an alternative coming in the form of Aadhaar face authentication. Electronic Point of
Two Tax Rule Changes in 60 Days: Surcharges Gone October 1, Credit Cards Gone November 30 — What Replaces Them
New Australian rules restricting card payment surcharges took effect on October 1. Now the Australian Taxation Office has announced it will stop accepting direct credit card payments entirely after November 30, 2026.
Mumbai Said No. CJP Showed Up Anyway: Why Abhijeet Dipke’s Protest at Shivaji Park Is Demanding the Election Chief Resign
The protest the Cockroach Janta Party threatened late in September proceeded on Gandhi Jayanti. Abhijeet Dipke and supporters gathered at Shivaji Park in Dadar, Mumbai, on October 2, 2026, to demand the
Govind Tekale
Election Commission’s 2025 Voter Roll Purge: Supreme Court Upholds SIR Amid Disenfranchisement Allegations
India’s Election Commission is under fire again. The Chief Election Commissioner’s office oversaw a massive voter roll purge in 2025 through the Special Intensive Revision process, and opposition parties are calling it
Palestinians Return to Northern Gaza: Public Health Crisis Awaits
Palestinians Return to Northern Gaza: The Public Health Crisis Awaiting Residents Ceasefire Opens Doors to a Devastated Landscape As Israel lifted its closure on northern Gaza following the ceasefire agreement, tens of
Treasury Sanctions Iran Auto and Rail Firms as Hormuz Blockade Widens
Operation Economic Outcast Expands to Land Routes The US Treasury Department struck Iran’s auto and rail sectors on Thursday, October 1, 2026, widening the economic war against Tehran as a US naval
Israeli Hostages Released With Shrapnel Still Embedded In Their Bodies
They Walked Free — But the Shrapnel Never Left When Israeli hostages walked out of Gaza captivity, cameras caught the smiling reunions. What the lenses missed: shrapnel still embedded in their eyes,
Ethiopia and Eritrea Cut Diplomatic Ties as Northern Conflict Escalates
Ethiopia and Eritrea Cut Diplomatic Ties as Northern Conflict Escalates Ethiopia and Eritrea have formally severed diplomatic relations, marking the most serious breakdown between the two Horn of Africa nations since their