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The Sunday Guardian is a weekly newspaper that was established in 2010 by journalist, author, and politician M.J. Akbar. It features two main sections: news and features, each comprising 20 pages. Readers can find a blend of engaging content, including news reports, investigative pieces, opinion articles, entertainment, lifestyle topics, and human interest stories. The editorial director is M.D. Nalapat. The paper is published in two versions—Delhi and Mumbai. Ownership of the Sunday Guardian falls under the ITV Network, led by Managing Director Kartikeya Sharma, who also oversees the news channels India News and NewsX.

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Aditi M. Goyal gives every voice a platform in Hindi publishing

4 days ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Murtaza Ali Khan

When you meet Aditi Maheshwari Goyal, Executive Director of Vani Prakashan Group and Managing Trustee of the Vani Foundation, it’s hard not to be struck by her energy, intellect, and the sheer passion she exudes for her work. Sitting in her office, surrounded by shelves stacked with decades of Hindi literary treasures, you quickly realize you are in the presence of someone who’s not just running a publishing house but is keen on reshaping the narrative of Hindi publishing for the modern age.
Design maven Sarita Handa unveils her new collection with Gallery Art Positive

4 days ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Noor Anand Chawla

Sarita Handa’s new collection fuses art and design in a luxurious celebration of Indian craftsmanship. What happens when cutting edge design meets the best of India’s contemporary art? It results in an iconic limited edition collection that is sure to be appreciated across the board. This is certainly the case with designer Sarita Handa’s latest Spring – Summer 2025 collection made in collaboration with Gallery Art Positive and curated by art connoisseur Anu Bajaj, the founder of the gallery.
Hammered by India, chastened Pakistan opts for ceasefire

4 days ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Abhinandan Mishra

NEW DELHI: In fast moving developments on Saturday noon and evening, the military action launched by India on 7 May against the Pakistan military and terror groups was called off and a ceasefire agreement reached even as indications coming from multiple quarters had indicated that a large-scale military action would be conducted by India in the coming hours.
Pak violates ceasefire even before it begins

4 days ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Abhinandan Mishra

NEW DELHI: Pakistan shattered a US-mediated ceasefire, effective from 5:00 PM IST, within hours by launching artillery shelling and drone attacks across Jammu and Kashmir, prompting a strong Indian response. The violations, reported along the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border, triggered explosions in Srinagar and forced blackouts in multiple regions including Gujarat and Punjab.
India’s ironclad skies: How the Modi government transformed air defence and offensive might

6 days ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Abhinandan Mishra

Since the 22 April Pahalgam massacre, it was expected that India would respond to the Pakistan military orchestrated terror attack with all its might. The confidence behind this expectation turned into reality, as it eventually did on the intervening night of 6-7 May when it executed Operation Sindoor.
India’s diplomatic outreach pays off as nations back operation Sindoor

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Abhinandan Mishra

New Delhi: In a clear display of international solidarity, prominent leaders and nations have rallied behind India’s Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK).
Following Pahalgam Terror Attack, Centre directs enormous Civil Defence Mock Drills comprising Punjab and Chandigarh on May 7

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Taruni Gandhi

In response to the latest terror strike on pilgrims in Pahalgam, the Central Government has issued countrywide Civil Defence mock drills to test the preparedness of local governments to handle mass emergencies, more so terror-related emergencies. Punjab and Chandigarh, which are strategically and demographically sensitive, have been chosen for large-scale mock operations planned on May 7, 2025.
Delhi ticks all the boxes, but India yet to pitch as UN eyes Nairobi, Istanbul & Bangkok for relocation

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Abhinandan Mishra

The United Nations is implementing its ‘UN80 Initiative’ to reduce operational costs by relocating functions from high-cost hubs like New York and Geneva. Highly placed sources aware of the development have told the Sunday Guardian that Nairobi, Istanbul, and Bangkok have emerged as leading contenders to host these operations.
Responding to terror with wisdom: The Bhagavad Gita’s timeless message

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Acharya Prashant

In a tragic event at Pahalgam, more than twenty innocent tourists were brutally murdered in a terror attack. Reports state that the terrorists specifically chose their victims along religious lines before killing them. This was not an act of random violence; it was a calculated attempt to destroy communities, spread fear, destabilize the region, divide people, and weaken the local economy.
Cellist Haas knighted by Dutch Monarchy on King’s Day

1 week ago | sundayguardianlive.com | Murtaza Ali Khan

The King’s Day celebration in India this year was marked by a moment of deep cultural resonance and mutual appreciation between India and the Netherlands. In a special ceremony organized by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, noted cellist and composer Saskia Rao-de Haas was conferred the prestigious Ridder in de Orde van Oranje-Nassau.