Debasmita Bera 
Myanmar’s First Election Phase Marred by Disruptions, Arrests, and Mounting Tensions Myanmar’s first phase of elections—long anticipated as a potential turning point for the country—has instead been overshadowed by disruptions, arrests, and deepening political turmoil. What was expected to be a rare moment of civic participation in a nation struggling under military rule has … Read more
Why India and China Are Over-Populated: A Detailed Analysis India and China, the two largest nations in Asia, together account for over one-third of the world’s population. Their enormous population sizes did not develop suddenly; instead, they are the result of centuries of historical patterns, cultural practices, economic transitions, and governmental policies. Understanding why … Read more
Snowfall, Rain, and Gusty Winds in Saudi Arabia: A Rare Climate Event and Its Wider Environmental Impacts In recent years, Saudi Arabia has witnessed unusual weather conditions that stand in striking contrast to its reputation for relentless heat, vast deserts, and prolonged dry spells. Episodes of snowfall combined with rainfall and gusty winds—particularly in regions … Read more
Unnao Rape Case: Convicted BJP MLA Kuldeep Sengar’s Life Sentence Suspended by Delhi High Court In a dramatic and widely debated legal development, the Delhi High Court on 23 December 2025 suspended the life imprisonment awarded to Kuldeep Singh Sengar, a former BJP legislator convicted in the notorious Unnao rape case. The decision has … Read more
The Extraordinary Journey of Jonny Kim: From Navy SEAL to Doctor to NASA Astronaut The story of Jonny Kim is one of the most remarkable modern examples of human potential, resilience, and the power of relentless determination. Born to immigrant parents, raised in a modest environment, and starting life as a shy, insecure boy, … Read more
Aravalli Under the Spotlight: Redefinition, Controversy and Conservation Concerns The Aravalli Hills, one of the oldest mountain systems on Earth and a crucial ecological lifeline for large parts of North-West India, has become the centre of a heated environmental, political, and legal controversy in late 2025. At the heart of this debate is a … Read more
Migrant Worker Lynched in Kerala After Being Mistaken as “Bangladeshi”: A Brutal Act of Vigilantism and Prejudice In a shocking and deeply disturbing incident that has sparked nationwide outrage, a 31-year-old migrant worker from Chhattisgarh was lynched to death by a mob in Kerala’s Palakkad district after locals allegedly mistook him for a Bangladeshi … Read more
Bangladesh Unrest: Rioters Target Chhayanaut, Set it on Fire on Tagore’s Centenary; Bengal Artists Condemn Vandalism Dhaka / Kolkata | December 20–21, 2025 — In a shocking episode of political unrest, Bangladesh’s iconic cultural institution Chhayanaut was vandalized and set on fire by violent crowds amid nationwide protests triggered by the death of a prominent … Read more
Sara Abhijeet Vartak: Redefining Possibility in Youth Swimming In a sporting world often dominated by seasoned athletes in their late teens and adult years, a 7-year-old Indian girl has captured national attention with an extraordinary long-distance swimming achievement. Sara Abhijeet Vartak, often affectionately called the “little sea swimmer” or “young open water pioneer,” has carved … Read more
Horrific Lynching of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh: A Tragic Outburst of Mob Violence On the night of 18 December 2025, a brutal incident unfolded in Bhaluka Upazila of Mymensingh District in Bangladesh that has sent shockwaves across South Asia. A 27-year-old Hindu garment worker, Dipu Chandra Das, was viciously beaten to death by … Read more