Author: Mahi Chawla

Mahi is a compelling storyteller whose emotionally rich narratives delve into love, loss, and identity. Blending simplicity with depth, his works like In the Era of Love, The Boy Who Archived Goodbyes, and Ishwar Ki Parchhai capture raw human experiences, connecting readers to the heart of everyday moments.

China Slams Trump’s Tariff Threat to BRICS Nations: “We Oppose Coercion Through Tariffs”

World News

A major diplomatic flare-up is underway between the United States and BRICS nations after President Donald Trump issued a sharp warning on international trade. In a message posted to his Truth Social account, Trump threatened to impose an additional 10% tariff on any country that aligns with the BRICS alliance—a group that continues to gain economic and political power across the globe. China, one of the most influential BRICS members, responded immediately and forcefully, saying it opposes the use of tariffs as a tool of coercion. The clash signals growing tensions between the U.S. and the bloc of emerging nations…

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India’s Operation Sindhu: Rescuing Thousands from Iran-Israel Conflict

Diplomatic Diary

On June 27, 2025, India officially announced the ongoing success of Operation Sindhu—a large-scale humanitarian evacuation effort aimed at rescuing Indian nationals stranded in Iran and Israel, two regions engulfed in rising conflict. The operation, which began on June 18, stands as a powerful demonstration of India’s commitment to the safety and dignity of its citizens abroad. As regional tensions between Iran and Israel reached dangerous levels, airstrikes, cyberattacks, and retaliatory assaults made it impossible for thousands of Indians to remain safely in affected areas. In response, India mobilized one of its most complex and diplomatically intense evacuation missions in…

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India Rejects Pakistan’s Court of Arbitration, Upholds Indus Waters Treaty

Diplomatic Diary

A Treaty That Stands Strong The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), signed in 1960 between India and Pakistan with World Bank support, is a global model for water-sharing agreements. It has endured wars, tensions, and mistrust for over six decades. However, Pakistan’s recent push for an Arbitration Court challenges this historic pact. India strongly opposes this move, calling it illegal and against the Treaty’s rules. What Is the Indus Waters Treaty? A Historic Agreement Why It Matters Why the Dispute? Pakistan objects to two Indian projects: India’s StandIndia insists: India’s Opposition to the Arbitration Court In 2022, Pakistan approached an Arbitration…

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