In India, stark consumption inequality divides the population into three segments: India 1 enjoys luxury and globalised lifestyles, while India 2 and 3 struggle with basic needs. Despite economic growth and tech advancements, unequal access to income, services, and opportunities keeps the gap wide. Addressing this requires systemic reforms in education, healthcare, finance, and industrial growth to build an inclusive, equitable future for all.

Few waterways are as vital to global commerce as the Red Sea. Disruptions in such strategic routes ripple through global trade.

We are no longer tolerating the old system, which was based on the premise that a wife should submit to her husband's sexual desires at all