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Month: March 2026
Some West African farmers turn to TikTok as part of agriculture’s changing image
Some farmers in West Africa have turned to TikTok to sell their produce, transforming how they do business.
IAF Displays Another Rafale Allegedly Downed By Pakistan, Exposing Pak, China, And Western Media Lies
During the heightened tensions that followed Operation Sindoor in May 2025, Pakistan, China‑linked information outlets and several Western media reports claimed that at least one Indian Air Force (IAF) Rafale fighter had been shot down over the Line of Control or in Pakistani airspace.These narratives were amplified by doctored imagery, recycled crash‑footage from unrelated accidents, and
Israel Assures: Tehran Strikes Emerged Post-Modi Visit Amid Khamenei’s Demise
The timing of the joint United States and Israeli air strikes on Tehran has become a focal point of international diplomatic scrutiny, particularly regarding the state visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Israel.Israeli Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, has clarified that the decision to launch "Operation Epic Fury" was purely a matter of emergent operational opportunity. According to
Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif Warns of India-Iran-Afghan Axis in Shadow of Tehran Turmoil
Pakistan’s Defence Minister, Khawaja Asif, has issued a stark warning regarding what he terms a growing "Zionist conspiracy" aimed at destabilising the country by fostering a hostile alliance between India, Afghanistan, and a post-regime-change Iran.Speaking on Tuesday, 3 March 2026, Asif alleged that the ongoing military offensive against Tehran is being orchestrated to extend Israeli influence
Nuclear Autonomy: India Commences Kaiga Expansion As National Target Hits One Hundred Gigawatts
A view of Kaiga Nuclear Power Plant near the river Kali, in Uttara Kannada district of KarnatakaIndia has achieved comprehensive self-reliance in its nuclear energy sector, successfully indigenising the technology and equipment required for the installation and maintenance of atomic power plants. This milestone was highlighted by Ajit Kumar Mohanty, Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission,
Metallic Meets Composite: Dynamatic And Hutchinson Form Strategic Aerospace Alliance To Target Global OEMs
Dynamatic Technologies, the Bangalore-based precision engineering major, has
signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the French aerospace giant
Hutchinson to cooperate on advanced Aerostructures.
This strategic partnership, announced on 3 March 2026, aims to integrate
Hutchinson’s world-class expertise in composite and multi-material systems
with Dynamatic’s established
Open War On The Durand Line: Afghan Drones Strike Deep Into Pakistani Military Bases
The long-simmering tensions between Islamabad and Kabul have descended into a state of "open war" following a series of unprecedented Afghan aerial strikes on strategic Pakistani military installations. On Tuesday (3-Mar-2026), the Afghan Ministry of National Defence confirmed that its air force deployed drone aircraft to target high-priority facilities, including the Nur Khan Airbase in
Sky Bridge to The Gulf: Indian Carriers Deploy 58 Extra Flights As Repatriation Efforts Scale Up
Indian airlines have launched a massive coordination effort to repatriate thousands of citizens stranded across West Asia following the recent escalation in regional hostilities. On Tuesday, a total of 24 special flights were operated by domestic carriers, providing a critical lifeline for passengers caught in the fallout of widespread airspace closures.The Ministry of Civil Aviation has
Drone Swarms And The Calculus of Exhaustion: Iran’s Attrition Edge In The Gulf Tinderbox
by Udit DhobalThe escalating US-Israel-Iran conflict is engulfing the Gulf region, inflicting severe economic burdens on global markets. Oil prices have surged, supply chains falter, and nations scramble to secure energy lifelines. Yet amid the chaos, a pivotal question emerges: how long can this war endure?No precise timeline exists. Wars of attrition, however, hinge on endurance—the ability to