Saswat Panigrahi

2 weeks ago | news.abplive.com | Saswat Panigrahi

When the enemy crossed a line in Kashmir’s Pahalgam, and stained it with the blood of innocents, India crossed the threshold of its patience. Operation Sindoor was not merely a military response — it was a resolute message crafted with precision, purpose, and clarity. In the aftermath of the Pahalgam massacre, this was not just retaliation; it was a bold redefinition of deterrence, doctrine, and national resolve.

2 months ago | news.abplive.com | Rahul Banerjee |Sheina Kiyara |Bhasker Malu |Saswat Panigrahi

The IPL's use of sports diplomacy to levy a tax on the Global North's historical control of sports amplifies India's geopolitical push for a multipolar world. Born in England in the 16th century and exported through British colonialism in the 18th and 19th centuries, cricket’s modern footprint rectifies historical grievances. Post-independence, its politicisation was instigated by India’s 1952 test win over England. A symbolic slap from a former colony proving its mettle against its old ruler.

2 months ago | news.abplive.com | Saswat Panigrahi |Venus Upadhayaya |Sayantan Ghosh |Abhinav Mehrotra

There are leaders who seek the spotlight, and then there are those who work quietly, leaving a lasting impact through their policies and vision. Dr Debendra Pradhan belonged to the latter category. A man of principle and dedication, he was a political leader whose contributions made a difference in Odisha as well as at the national level.

Feb 12, 2025 | firstpost.com | Saswat Panigrahi

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the stage at the Paris AI Summit, the world watched with measured anticipation. After all, artificial intelligence is no longer just the domain of tech giants or academic think tanks. It has become the new battleground for global influence, economic supremacy, and ethical leadership. But PM Modi’s speech was not just another ceremonial address.

Feb 8, 2025 | news.abplive.com | Saswat Panigrahi |Sayantan Ghosh |Anuttama Banerji |Nayanima Basu

In the ruthless arena of Indian politics, victory isn’t handed over. It is earned with grit, strategy, and a finger on the public pulse. The outcome of Delhi elections 2025 is not just a triumph for the BJP but an indictment of Arvind Kejriwal’s political myopia. The writing was on the wall, yet the AAP chose to ignore it, hiding behind hollow rhetoric and a crumbling moral high ground. This defeat is not a shock.