The Real Voice of India
Laws can protect rights, but they cannot create affection or rebuild emotional intimacy. Therefore, lasting solutions to family conflicts must be found within families themselves, not merely in courtrooms. —…
Asad Mirza In recent times America’s trade policy has become a rolling emergency. Though struck down by the Supreme Court, Trump’s tariffs have returned through new legal loopholes, hitting 60…
Asad Mirza Washington and Riyadh have signed a civilian nuclear cooperation pact that could let Saudi Arabia enrich uranium on its own soil. Announced this week and now headed to…
By Arun Kumar Sahu There are moments in diplomacy that transcend protocol and symbolism. They become opportunities to reimagine relationships and to chart a common future. The forthcoming State Visit…
Asad Mirza Iran is constructing a dangerous dual-chokepoint architecture across the Middle East’s vital waterways. By coordinating Houthi rebels in Yemen and al-Shabab militants in Somalia, Tehran is tactically moving…
Asad Mirza Ten months after toppling one government, Nepal’s Gen Z is confronting the one it built. A brutal eviction drive, a driver’s self-immolation and a widening crackdown on dissent…
Aafreen Hussain The brutal rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Surja Nagar, Baruipur has shaken the conscience of West Bengal. Behind every headline is a family whose world…
Asad Mirza The NATO summit in Ankara became less a showcase of transatlantic unity and more a demonstration of Donald Trump’s outsized influence over the alliance. Through a mix of…
Asad Mirza China’s newly enacted “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress” marks a definitive shift from managing diversity to enforcing homogeneity. By legally institutionalising the assimilation of Uyghurs, Tibetans,…
By ASAD MIRZA Keir Starmer announced his resignation as Labour leader on June 22, 2026, following a swift party mutiny that cut his tenure short after less than two years…