Trump announced the nomination on Tuesday (local time), calling Cao a “true WARRIOR” and praising his work since taking charge of the Navy Department in April
Guterres’ participation was indicated by his spokesperson Stephane Dujarric during a press briefing on Tuesday
BY Pranay Vatsa 2 September 2026
Driscoll, who is considered close to Vice President JD Vance, is the latest senior Pentagon official to leave or be pushed out under Hegseth
BY Pranay Vatsa 1 September 2026
Nepal races to locate hundreds missing after flash floods hit several districts, with nearly 300 Indian tourists among those unaccounted for. Rescue teams have evacuated 123 people from Timure, while damaged bridges, roads and key highways continue to disrupt movement across affected areas.
BY Snehal Srivastava 27 August 2026
The violence is a reminder that the 2023 memorandum meant to close a five-decade-old dispute settled far less than it appeared to
BY Pranay Vatsa 13 August 2026
Chandrasekaran will complete his current term through February 2027 even as he steps back from the chairmanship, leaving the question of who leads Tata next as the group's most closely watched succession story since Mistry's ouster a decade ago
BY Pranay Vatsa 12 August 2026
Indian students prop up American graduate STEM education, the H-1B pipeline and a $43-billion export industry. A widening wall of visa fees, vetting, and fixed-term rules is now testing how long that arrangement will hold
BY Pranay Vatsa 9 August 2026
By 19,324 votes, on his electoral debut, Prashant Kishor has taken a seat the BJP had held without interruption since 1995. The margin is one thing. What it means for Bihar's 2027 Assembly election is another
BY Pranay Vatsa 4 August 2026
The Broad Peak tragedy has renewed a broader question: how is global warming transforming the world's highest mountains, and can mountaineering adapt to a rapidly changing Himalayas?
BY Pranay Vatsa 3 August 2026
A Supreme Court PIL, a Maharashtra Cabinet approval of new NDPS courts, a Kerala High Court order for five more, and a fresh push from the Centre to states — all in the same month. India's courts are finally taking the NDPS backlog seriously. But 3.9 lakh pending cases tells you the problem has been building for decades
BY Pranay Vatsa 3 August 2026
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