Desh Ki Baat Daily Analysis

Inside the silent machine rewiring young Indian voters through shortform video loops, psychological vulnerabilities, and coordinated political warfare. A teenager sits in a dark room in a city. The only light comes from a glowing smartphone screen. They swipe up. A highly edited, 15-second video plays, warning them that their basic community rights are under immediate threat. Swipe. A sharp, mocking meme targeting a national political leader. Swipe. A wild conspiracy theory w

For the last 108 days, the world watched the U.S/Israel–Iran conflict very closely. Every day there were new airstrikes, threats, military movements and rising tensions. Then suddenly, the focus shifted from war to peace talks. Many believed the fighting was finally coming to an end. For many weeks, headlines were full of reports about ceasefire talks, negotiations and a possible peace deal. Then, in mid-June, the United States and Iran announced a peace framework and signed

India reached Mars on a shoestring budget. So why is sending astronauts into low Earth orbit demanding over a billion dollars and a decade of waiting? The answer reveals how the Indian space agency operates differently from every other global counterpart. An agency famous for reaching the Red Planet on its maiden attempt, spending less than the cost of a Hollywood blockbuster, has spent the last decade building a capsule to go just 400 kilometres above Earth. The budget for t