India Needs a Fresh Look at Valuations in Today’s World, Says DeLorean Partners’ Amit Bhartia
Indian merchandise seem “cheap” because their price-to-earnings ratios have dipped below those long-term averages contrast to the US and other emerging markets. But Amit Bhartia, the founder of Delorean Partners and a seasoned portfolio manager who’s spent decades navigating global markets, is pushing back hard. He says we’re asking the wrong question entirely. India doesn’t […]
CJP Presses for Pradhan’s Resignation at Second Jantar Mantar Protest
At Delhi’s Jantar Mantar on Saturday, June 20. The sun was beating down, the crowd was buzzing with energy, and you could hear it in every chant – young voices, frustrated but determined, calling out for real change in India’s broken education system. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), this viral youth movement that’s taken the […]
Cabinet Reshuffle Soon? The Buzz Around BJP’s Party Shake-Up and Those Rajya Sabha Picks
As of early June 2026, the big question on everyone’s lips in Delhi is: is a Cabinet reorganize in the Modi government just around the corner? The BJP’s recent organisational tweaks and the fresh Rajya Sabha candidate list have got the gossip mills working overtime. With the NDA government closing in on two years of […]
West Asia War LIVE: Netanyahu Says the Fighting with Iran Has Paused – But He’s Warning Them Not to Try It Again
Benjamin Netanyahu came out today and put it plain: the direct back-and-forth with Iran is on hold right now. The missiles stopped flying, at least for the moment. But he didn’t leave any room for doubt—he straight up said if Iran comes at them again, Israel will hit back with real force. No games. Thank […]
Founder Lands, CJP Holds Its First Protest in Capital
Yesterday in Delhi, something pretty cool and real happened that felt like it jumped straight out of our phones into the streets. Abhijeet Dipke, the young guy who started the whole Cockroach Janta Party thing – yeah, CJP – finally touched down in India from Boston, and right away, they pulled off their very first […]
Nautanki, Traitors’: Rahul Gandhi Charges at Modi and Shah Over the Economy, That Viral Melody Moment, and BJP’s Fiery Reply
Indian politics at its full-on dramatic best again. Rahul Gandhi went to Rae Bareli, his old family turf, and absolutely let loose in front of a big crowd at this Bahujan Swabhimaan Sabha. No holding back. He looked straight at the people and called Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah “gaddar” – […]
Pakistan Opens Overland Lifeline to Iran as Hormuz Remains Choked
Things are getting really tense out there in the Gulf, and Pakistan just made a practical move that’s turning heads across the region. With shipping through the Strait of Hormuz badly disrupted by the going on US-Iran standoff, Islamabad has silently opened up six overland road routes to move goods into Iran. It’s not some […]
UAE Quits OPEC: What It Means For India’s Oil Prices and Fuel Bills
The United Arab Emirates just announced they’re quitting OPEC and the whole OPEC+ setup, and it’s happening really soon — from May 1st, which is basically this Friday. After being part of it since 1967, almost 60 years, Abu Dhabi has had enough and wants to go its own way. Why should this matter to […]
No Place for Politics on Women’s Empowerment, Says Pushkar Dhami
On Tuesday, April 28, 2026, CM Dhami urged all political parties to come together and support the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam—the bill that aims to give 33% reservation to women in Parliament and State Assemblies. He believes women’s progress isn’t a vote-bank issue; it’s a national duty. “Women’s empowerment should not be politicised,” he said, […]
India and New Zealand Just Signed a Historic Free Trade Deal – What It Really Means for Both Sides
Yesterday’s on the 27th of April 2026, they finally signed that free trade agreement everyone’s calling “historic.” It happened right there in New Delhi at Bharat Mandapam, with our Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and New Zealand’s Trade Minister Todd McClay shaking hands and putting pen to paper in front of a bunch of business people […]
