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2 weeks ago | dailybeat.in | Jitendra Kumar

Mumbai is once again staring down a potential weather disaster as a deepening depression over the Arabian Sea moves toward the western coast of India. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has sounded red and orange alerts for parts of Maharashtra, including the bustling metropolis of Mumbai. While an official cyclone classification remains pending, meteorologists warn that conditions are ripe for intensification.

2 weeks ago | dailybeat.in | Jitendra Kumar

The United States’ “Golden Dome” missile defense initiative has significant implications for global security and arms control. By introducing advanced missile defense technologies, the U.S. may inadvertently alter the strategic balance and provoke responses from other nations. This article examines the potential impacts of the Golden Dome on international security dynamics and arms control efforts.

2 weeks ago | dailybeat.in | Jitendra Kumar

In a world often marked by political rivalries and strategic calculations, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s message to former U.S. President Joe Biden following his prostate cancer diagnosis has emerged as a rare and powerful moment of compassion in international diplomacy. “Wishing former President Joe Biden a swift and complete recovery. Our thoughts and prayers are with him,” Modi posted, triggering an outpouring of goodwill from global citizens and political observers.

3 weeks ago | dailybeat.in | Jitendra Kumar

After months of relative calm, a significant spike in COVID-19 cases has once again captured public attention in Hong Kong and Singapore. The resurgence, largely fueled by the highly transmissible Omicron JN.1 variant, is a stark reminder that the pandemic’s shadow still lingers, even in regions that once led the world in containment efforts. Yet, this time, the narrative is different.

3 weeks ago | dailybeat.in | Jitendra Kumar

After months of rising tensions and weeks of deadly exchanges across the Line of Control (LoC), the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan appears to be holding, kindling cautious optimism for a shift toward renewed diplomatic engagement. As both sides continue to emphasize military restraint, analysts and citizens alike are asking: Is this a strategic pause, or the beginning of a new chapter in subcontinental relations?