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The Cost of Appeasement
Poonam Sharma
India today stands at a crossroads where political choices made over decades are colliding with civilizational consequences. The debate is no longer limited to elections or ideology; it is about survival, identity, and…
West Bengal – Political Heat Ahead of Assembly Polls
SIR voter list revision triggers strong objections from Mamata Banerjee and TMC for alleged wrongful deletions and burdensome processes.
Election Commission and political opposition trade barbs as 2026 polls near.
TMC…
When the West Starts Doing What It Once Mocked
Poonam Sharma
A silent but profound shift is underway in the global financial system. It is not being announced with headlines or emergency meetings, yet its implications are far-reaching. Institutions that once dictated how the world…
How America Is Being Cornered Without a Single Shot Fired
Poonam Sharma
Wars are no longer announced with sirens or formal declarations. In today’s world, the most dangerous battles unfold quietly—inside balance sheets, currency markets, and capital flows. While global media remains busy with…
Romance Over Ruins: When Ideology Silences Bengal’s Dead
Poonam Sharma
For those who have watched The Bengal Files, history is not a distant academic chapter. It is a wound that never fully healed. It is memory passed down in whispers—streets overcrowded with corpses, of neighborhoods burning,…
Sovereignty in the Age of Predatory Diplomacy
Poonam Sharma
The recent declaration from the White House that military force is "always an option" for the acquisition of Greenland marks a chilling departure from the foundations of modern diplomacy. Following the lightning military…
One Sentence, Many Storms: Arnab Goswami
Poonam Sharma
Sometimes, a single sentence is enough to expose deep fault lines in politics, media, and public psychology. Arnab Goswami’s recent remark — “What will happen by making Dhurandhar? If you have guts, make a movie on Unnao” —…
Iran’s Streets, China’s Fear: The Unspoken Connection
Poonam Sharma
When protests erupted in Iran—first over the rising cost of living, then rapidly transforming into nationwide political demonstrations—many outside observers treated it as a familiar story. Another Middle Eastern crisis.…
Why India Was Forced to Step Back from Venezuela
Poonam Sharma
India did not walk away from Venezuela because it wanted to. It stepped back because staying on had become almost impossible. A mix of U.S. sanctions, frozen payments, and growing instability inside Venezuela gradually closed…
Assam : Itihas Sankalan Samiti’s 36th State Conference in Mirza
GG News Bureau
Mirza Assam , 4thJanuary :The 36th State Conference of the Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Samiti (BHIS), Assam, commenced today at the Sudhakantha Dr. Bhupen Hazarika Auditorium of Dakshin Kamrup College in Mirza. The two-day…