Speaking at the ‘Defence Conclave’ themed “Warfare in the 21st Century” in New Delhi, Singh said the changing global order has shown India that dependence on others for defence is no longer viable.
US Vice President JD Vance praised the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and asserted that the future of the 21st century will be shaped by Indo-US ties.
Addressing a media event hosted by a leading English daily here, he emphasised that it is necessary to make efforts to move in the direction of development and his government is working swiftly to do the best in every sector.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Monday said India's diversity, scale, capacity, potential and performance are all unique and the whole world believes that this country is the best bet for the 21st century.
The younger people are more distracted. A recent study conducted by the Centre for Attention Studies, King’s College, London, has found that 49 per cent of the 2000 adults surveyed admitted that their attention span was shorter.
Twitter is the dominating forum for political parties, politicians, and journalists to express ideas, shape public opinion, and exchange points of view in today's world. It is now easier to reach out to the masses for political support in order to energize voters. People were not as active in sharing their views, ideas, and opinions in the 1980s as they are now.
Union Minister for Education and Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Dharmendra Pradhan on Sunday inaugurated one of its kind 'Future of Work' exhibition under the 3rd Education Working Group (EdWG) meeting organised as part of the ongoing G20 Summit in Odisha's Bhubaneshwar.
In Latin America a new social geometry of power has emerged. The rights to be heard, to be seen, to be recognized, and to be respected are at the core of new movements across the region giving a new meaning to democracy. What is significant is that there has been a displacement of power upward, downward and outward
By all indications, the 21st century appears to be an age of rage. We are witnessing extraordinary waves of protests around the world against widening inequality and rising authoritarianism. It is understandable why citizens are angry. But why are political leaders angrier than the citizens?
