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Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) – 13 days when nuclear war was just a button away. Black Saturday of the Cuban Missile Crisis

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  Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) – 13 days when nuclear war was just a button away. Black Saturday of the Cuban Missile Crisis: When the world held its breath. In this blog, we'll explore the Cuban Missile Crisis in detail and how it led to a confrontation between the world's two superpowers—the United States and the Soviet Union. The situation became so serious that the threat of nuclear war loomed, and the entire world was gripped by fears of a third world war. Let's explore the events that led to this crisis and how this conflict was averted. October 1962 is considered one of the most tense periods in world history. It was a time when two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, faced off, and the world feared this confrontation could escalate into nuclear war. This event is known historically as the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cuban Missile Crisis lasted for 13 days in October 1962, plunging the entire world into fear of nuclear war. Background of the Cold War Af...

Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) – 13 days when nuclear war was just a button away. Black Saturday of the Cuban Missile Crisis

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  Cuban Missile Crisis (1962) – 13 days when nuclear war was just a button away. Black Saturday of the Cuban Missile Crisis: When the world held its breath. In this blog, we'll explore the Cuban Missile Crisis in detail and how it led to a confrontation between the world's two superpowers—the United States and the Soviet Union. The situation became so serious that the threat of nuclear war loomed, and the entire world was gripped by fears of a third world war. Let's explore the events that led to this crisis and how this conflict was averted. October 1962 is considered one of the most tense periods in world history. It was a time when two superpowers, the United States and the Soviet Union, faced off, and the world feared this confrontation could escalate into nuclear war. This event is known historically as the Cuban Missile Crisis. The Cuban Missile Crisis lasted for 13 days in October 1962, plunging the entire world into fear of nuclear war. Background of the Cold War Af...

An arrest that shook India-US relations, Devyani Khobragade Case when India and America came face to face.

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  An arrest that shook India-US relations, Devyani Khobragade Case when India and America came face to face. In this blog, we'll explore how the Indian government's response to the recent US strike on an oil tanker that killed three Indian citizens, without naming the US, has sparked a new debate. Following this incident, many have begun comparing the foreign policies of the current government and the UPA government. Critics and some on social media question why the current government appears to be avoiding naming the US in official statements even when Indian citizens died in US action. We will also try to understand why the Devyani Khobragade incident of 2013 is being recalled once again. At that time, the treatment of an Indian diplomat in the United States created unprecedented tensions in India-US relations. India took a strong stance against the United States, publicly registering its protest and taking several diplomatic steps.  Recently, due to the increasing tension b...

Is a major oil crisis looming over India?

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  Is a major oil crisis looming over India? Why did PM Modi suggest working from home? Is a major economic crisis imminent? PM Modi's appeal increased the concern?? Amid rising tensions in West Asia and steadily increasing crude oil prices, an appeal by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sparked a new debate across the country. PM Modi urged citizens to conserve petrol and diesel, use public transport, reduce gold purchases, and, if necessary, adopt a "work from home" model. How did such circumstances arise in the world? Click on the link to learn more. Strait of Hormuz: Trump rejects Iran's proposal, oil prices rise   The Prime Minister's appeal comes at a time when the world is once again facing the prospect of a major economic and energy crisis. The ongoing conflict in West Asia is directly impacting the oil market and placing increasing economic pressure on oil-importing countries like India.  After all, why did PM Modi mention the WFH model? Prime Minister Mo...

How Dr. Manmohan Singh saved the Indian economy by mortgaging the country's gold. When the country's gold had to be mortgaged:

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  When the country's gold had to be mortgaged: How Dr. Manmohan Singh saved the Indian economy by mortgaging the country's gold. During the 1991 economic crisis, India faced a severe foreign exchange shortage, with only enough foreign exchange to cover a few weeks of imports. In this critical time, under the leadership of Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao, Finance Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh implemented the policies of economic liberalization, privatization, and globalization (LPG). He encouraged foreign investment, relaxed the license raj, and introduced several significant economic reforms. These measures saved India from a deep economic crisis and potential bankruptcy, and the country's economy gradually recovered. Today, due to the US-Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz, the world's oil shipping route, is closed. This has created a global energy crisis. If this closure continues for a prolonged period, there could be a potential for a global financial crisis. On the sa...

Who is killing India's enemies ? Most wanted terrorists in Pakistan are being eliminated one by one.

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  Who is killing India's enemies? India's most wanted terrorists are being eliminated one by one. Most wanted terrorists in Pakistan are being eliminated one by one. Hamza Burhan, also known as "Doctor," the alleged mastermind of the Pulwama terror attack, was shot dead by unknown gunmen on May 21, 2026. He was reportedly living in Muzaffarabad, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), under cover of his identity as the principal of a private college. As he was leaving the college, the attackers opened fire, killing him at the scene. Over the past few years, several terrorists involved in terrorist plots against India have been killed one by one under mysterious circumstances. These incidents often follow a similar pattern: unidentified gunmen arrive, attack the target, and then flee. In most cases, the attackers have not been identified or subsequently arrested. Hamza Burhan was among India's most wanted terrorists and had been sought by various security agencies for a l...

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