The Nuclear deal is primarily aimed at securing energy demands for India, keeping in mind the growing economy which has lots more to offer. According to World Energy Outlook 2000, India’s commercial energy requirement is expected to increase by more than 2.5 times by 2020.
But the current political scenario in India does not confine itself to the necessity of nuclear energy but the implications of the deal over sovereignty of the country and its independent foreign policy. Is the deal capable of hindering the interest of the country to the …

If only Wright brothers were alive to witness the Berlin Air show 2008, they would have wondered the transition of their invention that has not only changed the shape of aircrafts to utmost sophistication, but also redefined the comfort and flying style for the sheer pleasure of flying.
The Berlin Air Show had all the ingredients of flying details in civil and military aircrafts. Exhibits included Bombardier Global Super 5000 Super Business Jets, Cessna models C350 and C400, Cirrus, Diamond DA42 Twinstar, Single- Engine DA50 super star, Embraer From Brazil, Grob …

India managed to display tremendous resilience in the economic downturn which managed to have a big impact on some of the most developed countries in the world. The impact of the global recession was felt in India as well, however it was not on the scale of what was evident in many Asian countries as well as countries like America, Japan and other European countries.
The recently concluded General Elections in India brought back the UPA Government in power with a comfortable majority and minus the support of Left parties. It …

“A peal of spring thunder has crashed over the land of India”. This is how the July 5, 1967 editorial of Communist Party of China (CPC) mouthpiece People’s Daily had described the peasant upsurge in a tiny Bengal village – Naxalbari. People’s Daily was endorsing the incidence where share croppers and landless laborers rose in revolt with ‘land to the tiller’ slogan against the local landlords. The editorial also went on to predict that “…a great storm of revolutionary armed struggle will eventually sweep across the length and breadth of …