Algebra, often regarded as one of the foundational pillars of mathematics, has a rich and intricate history that spans across different civilisations. While its roots are commonly associated with ancient Mesopotamia, Greece, and the Arab world, research has shed light on the significant contributions of ancient Indian mathematicians to the development of algebra.
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The fiery flames had barely turned to dying embers, and the knives and innuendos were out. The media had found yet another trope to tarnish India’s rising stature and image. This time with the AI 171 crash.
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On Sunday, 2nd June, in a resolute and united front, an All-Party Delegation from India visited the United Kingdom with a clear message: India stands firmly against terrorism in all its forms.
During the recent Pahalgam terror attack, 26 tourists holidaying in Kashmir were systematically identified as being non-Muslim and brutally murdered. The terrorists carrying out the attack did so with the instigation, support and backing of Pakistan. The attacks and their aftermath have resulted in a number of countries revealing their true colours.
Turkey’s Tryst with Terror: Is tourism funding terrorism? Read More »
The recently concluded Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the United Kingdom and India, announced on May 6, 2025, has been hailed as a landmark achievement, promising to boost bilateral trade by £25.5 billion annually and add £4.8 billion to the UK economy by 2040.
Addressing Misinformation about the UK-India Trade Deal Read More »
As the Labour Government under Prime Minister Keir Starmer moves to restore control and purpose to the UK’s immigration system, a bold opportunity presents itself: a deep, strategic talent and innovation partnership with India, one of the world’s foremost producers of skilled professionals.
The Innovation Bridge: Why the UK Must Bet Big on Indian Talent Read More »
The UK media’s inherent bias against India towards their policies, politics, culture, and foreign diplomacy is well known. However, in serious situations such as the terrorist attacks that took place on 22nd April 2025, where innocent civilians were massacred based on their religious identity, we expect an unfiltered account of the acts.
The UK Media’s Dangerous Narrative on Pakistan and Terrorism Read More »
On April 22, 2025, the serene valley of Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir was scarred by a barbaric terror attack that claimed 26 innocent lives, including Indian and Nepali civilians. The attack, orchestrated by Pakistan-backed terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), was a grim reminder of the persistent threat of terrorism emanating from across the border.
Operation Sindoor, launched early morning of Wednesday, 7th May 2025, India time, is India’s latest military action in its ongoing war on Pakistan-sponsored terrorism.
Operation Sindoor: India’s War on Terrorism Read More »
The ancient undertaker of hatred, draped in the tattered kameez, keffiyah and balaclava of time and armed with the scythe and AK47 of modern terror, has once again risen – this week in the lush green cradle of Pahalgam (Jammu-Kashmir, India), where at least 28 Hindu lives, tourists, were plucked like wildflowers by the hand of intergenerational genocide, a horror centuries old and still unfolding, still unpunished, continues.
Pahalgam terror attack: Intergenerational genocide against Hindus happening now Read More »