Solar is shining, wind is winning, coal is crying. India built its own processor—finally something not just “assembled in China.” Markets are gossiping about GST cuts while foreign investors are ghosting us. Maratha protests ended with promises—implementation still on vacation. And illegal migrants? Government just handed immigration a giant “swipe left” tool.

Prime Minister Modi's SCO visit was a diplomatic success, with a new consensus reached with Chinese President Xi Jinping and a notable meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding in multiple states, leading to school closures and a flood alert in Delhi. The Supreme Court has dismissed a plea against E20 petrol, and a new bullet train project in South India is under survey, highlighting key developments in India's economy and infrastructure.

India and China are suddenly “partners, not rivals” — because nothing says friendship like three years of border brawls.

IndiGo got its Boeing lease extended, proving airlines survive on jugaad, not fuel.

At the SCO Summit, Modi and Shehbaz Sharif acted like exes ignoring each other at a party.

Parliament banned online gambling but promoted esports — so your kid yelling at a screen is now a “national asset.”

And India’s shiny new defense plan promises futuristic weapons by 2035 — right around when bullet trains may finally arrive.