Author: Sharad Natani
Vamsi Krishna hails from Upper Mandapalle village in Rajampet mandal, Annamayya district, Andhra Pradesh. Losing his father at a young age, Vamsi became the primary support for his family. Despite financial struggles, he nurtured a passion for sports, particularly boxing, Thai boxing, and karate. Life presented him with additional hardships when the catastrophic 2021 Annamayya floods destroyed his home and all his achievements, including medals and certificates. Beginning of a Sporting Journey Vamsi started training under Coach Anand Achari at the age of seven. Initially focusing on Thai boxing and karate, he earned recognition in several state and national-level tournaments.…
A fresh trade dispute is brewing between Asia’s two largest economies. China has filed a formal complaint at the World Trade Organization (WTO) against India’s electric vehicle (EV) and battery subsidy programs, accusing New Delhi of providing “unfair support” to domestic manufacturers at the cost of Chinese companies. According to a Reuters report, China’s Ministry of Commerce stated it would take “strong measures to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its domestic industries.” The move marks a significant escalation in trade tensions between the two countries — this time in the fast-growing clean mobility sector. India Responds: ‘We’ll Review…
Putting an end to speculation about the government’s choice of Zoho Mail for official communication, Zoho Corporation’s co-founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu clarified that the company was selected by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) only after an exhaustive multi-stage evaluation and nearly 20 security audits of its codebase, infrastructure, and cybersecurity protocols. “Selection was purely merit-based,” says Vembu Addressing social media debates about alleged favoritism, Vembu emphasized that Zoho’s selection was not politically influenced but the result of a rigorous, transparent, and competitive process. “We went through around 15 to 20 independent audits that covered every aspect of our operations…
In a dramatic turn of events, Ashley J. Tellis, a highly regarded U.S. policy strategist and former adviser on South Asian affairs, has been arrested and charged with unlawfully retaining classified U.S. national defense documents. The case is now under federal investigation, rattling Washington’s policy and intelligence community. Allegations & Discovery According to an FBI affidavit, investigators uncovered over 1,000 pages of “Top Secret” and “Secret”-marked materials in Tellis’s Virginia home during a search. The documents reportedly include sensitive information on U.S. military aircraft capabilities, defense tactics, and foreign intelligence sources. In recent months, he allegedly printed or directed associates…
When most people fear credit card bills, one man from Kanpur has turned them into his biggest asset. Meet Manish Dhameja, a tech professional whose unique approach to personal finance has earned him a Guinness World Record for owning 1,638 active credit cards — not as collectibles, but as tools for financial gain. For many, credit cards represent spending and debt. For Dhameja, they are gateways to rewards, travel benefits, and even profit. His remarkable achievement, recognized on April 30, 2021, showcases how technology and smart planning can turn ordinary financial tools into sources of empowerment. “I feel my life…
India today pays heartfelt tribute to one of its most beloved sons, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, on his birth anniversary — a day that reminds every Indian to dream big, work hard, and never give up. Known as the ‘Missile Man of India’ and the ‘People’s President’, Dr. Kalam’s legacy continues to ignite the minds of millions across the nation and beyond. A Life That Defined Inspiration Born in Rameswaram, Tamil Nadu, in 1931, Dr. Kalam’s journey from selling newspapers as a young boy to becoming India’s 11th President is nothing short of legendary. His life exemplifies how faith, discipline,…