The ongoing heatwave is due to the anti-cyclonic pressure over central and northern India, which is acting as a heat dome, say experts
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.
Santosh Jagdale was one of the 26 Indians who were killed after being asked their religion at gunpoint.
BY Snehal Srivastava 22 April 2026
What Happens when a Pope, a President and an AI Image Walk Into a War?
BY Snehal Srivastava 15 April 2026
While women voters have become an increasingly decisive force, structural barriers within parties and social hierarchies continue to restrict candidature in both Kerala And Assam.
BY Snehal Srivastava 9 April 2026
Kristi Noem was perceived as a staunch Trump supporter and is known for taking hardline positions on immigration and conservative issues
BY Snehal Srivastava 4 April 2026
The Congress is countering the BJP's 31 Sankalpas, by promising SOPs of its own
BY Snehal Srivastava 1 April 2026
Once a rival of President Trump, the former Iranian president remains one of the more malleable non-hardliners the US might turn to.
BY Snehal Srivastava 27 March 2026
When fertility rates shrink, and economies worry, governments across the globe often turn to control women’s bodies and agency
BY Snehal Srivastava 23 March 2026
The US Mint has approved the commemorative coin with Trump’s face. But It is against federal law, as no living president can appear on U.S. currency
BY Snehal Srivastava 21 March 2026
The US tradition of naming military operations dates back to the Second World War, when planners began assigning neutral codenames to avoid revealing operational details.
BY Snehal Srivastava 18 March 2026
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