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Inside the silent machine rewiring young Indian voters through shortform video loops, psychological vulnerabilities, and coordinated political warfare. A teenager sits in a dark room in a city. The only light comes from a glowing smartphone screen. They swipe up. A highly edited, 15-second video plays, warning them that their basic community rights are under immediate threat. Swipe. A sharp, mocking meme targeting a national political leader. Swipe. A wild conspiracy theory w

For the last 108 days, the world watched the U.S/Israel–Iran conflict very closely. Every day there were new airstrikes, threats, military movements and rising tensions. Then suddenly, the focus shifted from war to peace talks. Many believed the fighting was finally coming to an end. For many weeks, headlines were full of reports about ceasefire talks, negotiations and a possible peace deal. Then, in mid-June, the United States and Iran announced a peace framework and signed

India reached Mars on a shoestring budget. So why is sending astronauts into low Earth orbit demanding over a billion dollars and a decade of waiting? The answer reveals how the Indian space agency operates differently from every other global counterpart. An agency famous for reaching the Red Planet on its maiden attempt, spending less than the cost of a Hollywood blockbuster, has spent the last decade building a capsule to go just 400 kilometres above Earth. The budget for t

By Kashetty Sai Kiran Editorial Director, Technology & Al Innovation, DKBwBHAVYA A few weeks ago, satellite imagery showing what appears to be a full-scale AMCA airframe at DRDO's ORANGE facility in Dundigal began circulating across India's defence community. For many, it was simply another update from a fighter programme that still appears years away from entering service. For others, it raised a more interesting question. Why is a full-scale engineering airframe already vis

A Region in Turmoil: Pakistan Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) has once again witnessed large scale unrest, drawing attention across South Asia and the wider international community. The latest protests turned violent after clashes between demonstrators and security personnel in several parts of the region, particularly around Muzaffarabad and Rawalakot. In the eyes of many observers and critics, the events reflect deep failures of governance and an inability to address the

The Iran–Israel conflict started on 28 February 2026, when joint U.S.–Israeli strikes hit Iranian targets. This quickly led to retaliation from Iran and the situation turned into full regional conflict. Over the next few weeks, there were missile attacks, drone strikes and tension in important areas like the Strait of Hormuz, which is a key global oil route. On 7–8 April 2026, a two-week ceasefire was announced with the help of Pakistan (nation of brokers), to stop the fighti

The Middle East is once again facing a dangerous moment. Tensions between Iran and the United States have increased in recent days. Military movements are visible. Strategic warnings are being issued. Diplomatic talks are continuing but the pressure on Iran is rising. Adding to this tension, US President Donald Trump recently stated that the situation with Iran could become clear within the next 10 to 15 days . He warned that if no meaningful agreement is reached, “bad things

Indore woke up to a tragedy it never imagined. In Bhagirathpura , one of the city’s densely populated area, sewage water mixed with the drinking Narmada water pipeline , turning tap water into a serious health hazard. What it began as complaints of foul smell and dirty water soon escalated into a public health crisis. Several residents fell critically ill, many were hospitalised, and reports of deaths linked to contaminated water shook the entire nation. This was not just

In late 2025, Bangladesh is witnessing sudden and intense street protests across major cities. What began as political demonstrations quickly turned into violent unrest . Roads were blocked Crowds clashed with police Radical slogans filled the streets Yunus Government control appeared weak The protests took a clear ideological direction , shifting from internal politics to anti-India narratives . This street chaos did not emerged overnight. It was the result of radical m

Welcome back to the “Awaaz-e-Bihar” series After exploring the political battlefield on Day 1, in Day 2, we focus on Nitish Kumar, a leader who once had full control of Bihar’s politics but now facing questions about his image and support. His loyal women voters still stand with him, but the youth of Bihar is slowly looking towards Tejashwi Yadav. Let’s understand how the once-called as “Sushasan Babu” is now struggling to hold his ground between the loyalty of women voters a

Everyone knows that the Bihar election results are on the edge, and all political parties are trying their best to claim victory. On the first day of Awaaz-e-Bihar , we will try to understand the real political battlefield of Bihar. Bihar Assembly elections are not just normal state elections. They will decide the future of the ruling BJP–JDU alliance and the opposition, including Congress and RJD. This election will also decide whether Nitish Kumar’s 20-year political journe

"VOTECHORI" The Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi raised serious allegations against the Election Commission (EC) and the BJP, claiming collusion leading to Votechori . He asserted that this has occurred through several methods: 1) Duplicate voters 2) Fake and invalid addresses 3) Bulk voters registered at a single address 4) Invalid photographs of voters 5) Misuse of Form 6 for registration. Overall, Rahul Gandhi claims there are about 100,250 ‘fake votes’ in one spec