Who Was Renee Nicole Good? Life, Death, and a Debate

The fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother of three, has ignited protests in Minneapolis and renewed scrutiny of federal immigration enforcement tactics. As investigators work to reconstruct … Read More

Articles 217 & 222: How Presidential Appointments and Transfers Are Reshaping India’s High Courts

President Droupadi Murmu appoints new Chief Justices to Jharkhand and Patna High Courts and transfers the Meghalaya CJ to Kerala, invoking Articles 217 and 222 of the Constitution. Introduction: A … Read More

Navy’s Heritage Vessel INSV Kaundinya Sets Sail to Oman, Reviving India’s Ancient Maritime Memory

INSV Kaundinya begins its maiden voyage to Oman, retracing ancient Indian Ocean trade routes and reviving India’s fifth-century stitched shipbuilding heritage. Introduction: A Voyage That Carries History Across the Sea … Read More

Explainer: Conflict Diamonds and the Kimberley Process as India Prepares to Chair in 2026

As India prepares to chair the Kimberley Process in 2026, this explainer unpacks conflict diamonds, global reforms, and why governance and trust now matter more than ever.   Introduction: When … Read More

Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI): How India’s New Digital Shield Is Stopping Cyber Fraud Before Money Vanishes

India’s Financial Fraud Risk Indicator (FRI) has prevented ₹660 crore in cyber fraud losses by enabling banks to detect risky mobile numbers in real time. Introduction: A New Weapon in … Read More

The Black Box Within the Black Box: AI’s Secret Internal Worlds

As AI grows more powerful, researchers uncover hidden internal worlds inside black-box systems—raising urgent questions about transparency, trust, and control. Introduction: Peering Into the Machine’s Mind Artificial intelligence now writes … Read More

Presidential Retreats: How India’s Rashtrapati Nilayam and Shimla Retreat Reflect Unity, History, and Constitutional Continuity

Explore India’s Presidential Retreats—Rashtrapati Nilayam in Hyderabad and the Retreat Building in Shimla—and their role in unity, governance, and history. Introduction: When Governance Steps Into History Every December, away from … Read More

UNESCO Marks First ‘World Turkic Language Family Day,’ Celebrating a Shared Linguistic Legacy Across Eurasia

UNESCO marks the first World Turkic Language Family Day on December 15, celebrating shared heritage, multilingualism, and 200 million Turkic speakers worldwide. Introduction: A New Global Day for an Ancient … Read More