Parshwati Saha interviews Dr. Sreshtha Chakraborty, Assistant Professor, Bennett University, on the Iran-Israel conflict, the US role in the conflict, and India's concerns.

Amidst the escalating tension between Iran and Israel, India’s interest could be compromised if the Strait of Hormuz comes under attack, as oil imports are dependent on the Strait, says Dr Mainak Putatunda, Assistant Professor, WBES.

Amidst the debate over legalising cryptocurrency in India, the official stance, as articulated by the RBI remains cautious, with concerns over the stability of the financial system and the potential risks of decentralised currencies.

On the occasion of World Environment Day, leading environment and health experts have come together with a strong message: saving the Earth is not just about trees and rivers -- it’s about saving our own lives.

As India welcomes another monsoon season, climate experts are turning their attention skyward, and with good reason. The clouds that bring life-sustaining rain to our fields are changing in ways that could have long-term implications for agriculture.

India has got a shot in the arm with the recent ruling by the US Court of International Trade that has declared US President Trump’s reciprocal tariffs as illegal, prompting New Delhi to reconsider its approach to the ongoing trade negotiations.

The Bangladesh Army has officially confirmed its plans to revive the long-dormant Lalmonirhat Airport, a strategic site once used during World War II.

As tensions with Pakistan continue, India is significantly boosting its space-based surveillance capabilities. ISRO isreportedly preparing to launch its 101st mission on 18 May with the deployment of the PSLV-C61/EOS-09 satellite.

The interview with Dr. Sreshtha Chakraborty sheds light on the complexities of the India-Pakistan conflict, the impact of US mediation, and the shifting dynamics influenced by China’s growing involvement in the region.