Gaza is in the grip of famine, with over 150 deaths from starvation, including 89 children. The UN says famine has reached “worst-case” levels, with international law experts calling it a war crime.
Snehal Srivastava
About The Author
Snehal is a journalist drawn to international affairs, global trade, and the human stories behind conflict. She is interested in how major geopolitical shifts ripple into everyday lives.
About The Author
Snehal is a journalist drawn to international affairs, global trade, and the human stories behind conflict. She is interested in how major geopolitical shifts ripple into everyday lives.
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India has an estimated 30 million orphaned, abandoned or surrendered (OAS) children, but only 2,785 are legally available for adoption. With over 36,000 parents waiting, systemic gaps, lack of awareness, and poor implementation are leaving millions of children behind.
BY Snehal Srivastava 5 August 2025
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Following his meeting with the head of the European Commission, Trump declared that EU exports to the US would be subject to a baseline 15% tariff. EU leaders stand divided on the deal.
BY Snehal Srivastava 28 July 2025
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An engineer, a small business owner, doctors, students associated with SIMI: the accused in the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts case came from all walks of life.
BY Snehal Srivastava 21 July 2025
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"The prosecution has utterly failed to establish the offence beyond the reasonable doubt against the accused on each count,” said Bombay High court while setting aside the guilty verdicts in the 7/11 Mumbai blasts case
BY Avantika Mehta 21 July 2025
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The Wednesday airstrikes of Israel in Syria have put the Druze community at the epicentre of the conflict with both countries vowing to protect this minority community.
BY Snehal Srivastava 17 July 2025
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The Ministry of Health has clarified that advisory boards on the oil and fatty content of Indian snacks are to be displayed at sale locations as a "behavioural nudge" for consumers.
BY Snehal Srivastava 16 July 2025
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Peace has returned to the region — but not without conditions. For Muslims marked as "outsiders", normalcy is still a negotiation.
BY Snehal Srivastava 15 July 2025
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The announcement came after Musk had a fallout with US president Donald Trump over the 'Big, Beautiful Bill.'
BY Snehal Srivastava 8 July 2025
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In the recent Quad summit, the Minister of External Affairs stated that the South China Sea Dispute "continues to be of great concern". The sea has a long history of territorial disputes and has garnered significant international attention.
BY Snehal Srivastava 4 July 2025
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