The U.S. raid in Caracas and the capture of Nicolás Maduro marks more than a dramatic episode in foreign intervention. It signals a deeper shift in global politics: a world in which the language of law increasingly serves power rather than restrains it, and where sovereignty appears contingent on strength rather than principle.
As films confront caste with new clarity, the real test lies not in representation but in whether society is willing to face what the screen reveals.
India’s higher education crossroads: foreign universities can be catalysts for inclusion—or symbols of exclusion—depending on whether glass towers rise alongside, or at the expense of, the tarpaulin classrooms.
The apple industry, year after year, bears the remarkable responsibility of yielding a staggering production of over 20 lakh metric tonnes of this delectable fruit. Indeed, it is a fascinating reality that a significant portion of Kashmir’s population finds themselves intricately entwined with the apple industry, whether directly or indirectly.
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