Afghanistan, the Final Domino: Has China Won South Asia Without a War?

By Editor - News Desk May 31, 2025

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China didn’t need a single soldier in fatigues to secure influence over Kabul. It didn’t fire a missile, arm a militia, or deploy a drone. All it did was roll out a red carpet — and both Pakistan and the Taliban walked right in. The recent trilateral summit in Beijing, featuring China as

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The Vohra Committee Report: A Masterpiece of Political Blackmail?

By Editor - News Desk May 30, 2025

In the realm of Indian politics, few documents have generated as much intrigue and as little transparency as the Vohra Committee Report. Commissioned in the aftermath of one of India’s darkest security lapses—the 1993 Bombay blasts—the report was expected to expose the deep-rooted nexus between crime, politics, and bureaucracy. Instead, it turned into something far […]

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Carbon Credits in Indian Agriculture: Pathways to Climate Finance and Cleaner Air

By Editor - News Desk May 30, 2025

Agriculture in India, while foundational to the economy and livelihoods of over half the population, is paradoxically both a victim and a contributor to environmental degradation. On the one hand, Indian farmers face the brunt of erratic monsoons, depleting groundwater, and declining soil fertility driven by climate change. On the other, conventional agricultural

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From Bystander to Beneficiary: How Indian States Capitalized on the Trump Tariff War

By Editor - News Desk May 29, 2025

In 2025, as the U.S.–China tariff war escalated under the second Trump administration, global supply chains began a significant and urgent realignment. Amid this turbulence, India found itself uniquely positioned to absorb trade redirected away from China, especially in electronics, pharmaceuticals, engineering goods, and textiles. Unlike previous trade windfalls where

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Breaking Down The News: Kaveri Engine Enters Russian Skies to Prepare for India’s Indigenous UCAV Era

By Editor - News Desk May 28, 2025

India’s long-struggling Kaveri engine project has unexpectedly re-emerged as a potential game-changer, not for the fighter jets it was originally meant to power, but for a new generation of unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs). In a significant development, the dry variant of the Kaveri engine is undergoing trials in Russia, with roughly 25 hours of […]

Trade

India Shields Grain Sector in U.S. Trade Talks, Validating BPN’s April Editorial

By Editor - News Desk May 28, 2025

An April 11 editorial from Bharat Pulse News titled “The Hidden Harvest of Tariff Wars: How the U.S. Uses Trade to Push Its Crops, Not Cars” has proven to be remarkably accurate, as recent developments in India-U.S. trade negotiations confirm New Delhi’s firm stance on shielding its domestic agricultural sector, particularly grains and dairy, from […]

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Probe the Tongue-Twisters: MHA Must Order NIA Probe Into Those Fueling India’s Linguistic Divide

By Editor - News Desk May 21, 2025

For decades, India thrived as a multilingual democracy where cultural diversity was not a threat but a celebrated identity. From the southern shores of Tamil Nadu to the hills of Himachal, linguistic plurality was never seen as an obstacle to unity. Then, seemingly overnight, it became fashionable to turn tongues into political grenades. Language—which once […]

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BPN Exclusive in Partnership with Statscope Research India: What the Indian Strikes on Nur Khan Air Base Accomplished

By Editor - News Desk May 14, 2025

This report was originally intended to be part of our subscriber-only Bharat Pulse Plus Edition, where we typically publish classified insight, in-depth defense analyses, and exclusive investigations behind a paywall to support independent journalism. However, the gravity of what has been uncovered, the questions it raises about regional stability, and the overwhelming

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BPN Exclusive in Partnership with Statscope India Research: Independent Analysis of the Kirana Hills Incident Made Public

By Editor - News Desk May 14, 2025

This report was originally intended to be part of our subscriber-only Bharat Pulse Plus Edition, where we typically publish classified insight, in-depth defense analyses, and exclusive investigations behind a paywall to support independent journalism. However, the gravity of what has been uncovered, the questions it raises about regional stability, and the overwhelming

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After Sindoor: How India’s Battle-Proven Defences Can Redraw the Global Arms Map

By Editor - News Desk May 12, 2025

When India launched Operation Sindoor, it wasn’t just retaliating against terrorism—it was testing itself. For decades, India has built its military power quietly, focused more on deterrence than demonstration. But what unfolded over the past week was not a military exercise. It was a real-world confrontation, under real threat, with real stakes. And India’s performance,