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Sep 9
Kathmandu is burning. Reports of violence, arson, and chaos are pouring in. The Prime Minister of Nepal, K.P. Sharma Oli, has mysteriously disappeared.
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Read the entire post to know how Nepal Became a Pawn in the Great Game. Image
How Did Nepal Reach Here?

The roots go back several years. In June 2020, questions were raised about Oli being compromised by Beijing. It was alleged that the Chinese ambassador in Kathmandu controlled him through deep influence, even a possible honey-trap. At that time, critics dismissed such claims as exaggerated. But today, as events unfold, those warnings look prophetic.
Oli’s silence during China’s encroachment of Nepali villages was deafening. When Chinese forces declared Nepali citizens as “Chinese” overnight and annexed land, Oli remained passive. His government was often accused of functioning like a proxy of Beijing.
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Sep 9
Israel, Qatar Deals Show Why India Can’t Be Ignored – No Matter What President Trump Says.
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President Donald Trump and his administration may say whatever they like about the Indian economy. They may try to pressure New Delhi with tariffs or rhetoric. But one truth remains undeniable: India’s growth story and its massive consumption market simply cannot be ignored.

And the proof is already here. While Washington attempts to isolate India, countries across the world are lining up to sign investment and trade deals with New Delhi.
In fact, Israel has already taken the lead. Just last night, India and Israel signed a Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) – the first such agreement India has signed with a Western-oriented OECD country. Until now, India had inked such deals only with partners like the UAE and Uzbekistan. The Israel pact, therefore, is historic: it opens the door for mutual investments, boosts economic cooperation, and focuses on innovation, infrastructure, financial regulation, and digital services.
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Sep 8
MASSIVE! USA is planning to drop two economical b0mbs on India. If this happens India-USA relationship with never be the same.
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For decades, India and the United States have shared a relationship that thrived on technology, talent, and trade. At the heart of this partnership stood India’s IT sector, generating billions of dollars in revenue and employing millions of skilled professionals—many of them working indirectly for American corporations. But Washington’s latest move threatens to tear this bond apart.
The so-called HIRE Act (Halting International Relocation of Employment) is more than just a piece of legislation—it’s a direct strike at the foundation of India’s IT industry. The law proposes a STAGGERING 25% TARIFF on any American company outsourcing jobs abroad. For India, where nearly 60% of IT revenue flows from U.S. contracts, the implications are devastating. Companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, and countless BPO firms could lose contracts overnight, throwing millions into uncertainty.
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Sep 6
Trump’s U-Turn on India: From Jilted Lover to Rose Garden Storyteller.
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If international diplomacy were a stage play, Donald Trump would be its most unpredictable actor — a man who can deliver heartbreak monologues one night and sing love ballads the next.

Why? Well, read it further
Only yesterday, his Truth Social post read like the diary entry of a spurned lover: “China has stolen India and Russia away from me…” The world saw a U.S. President sulking like an abandoned romantic, dripping angst over New Delhi’s choices. Fast-forward a few hours, and the same Trump reappears — this time gushing about Prime Minister Modi being a “great Prime Minister” and “a very close friend.” From jilted lover to desperate suitor, the transformation was pure theater.
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Sep 5
Trump asked Google, meta, Amazon etc not to hire Indians but what happened next, not only shocked Trump but it also made us a very proud Indian.
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It all began when President Donald Trump, under his America First policy, delivered a shocking ultimatum. He openly warned America’s biggest tech giants: “Stop hiring Indians.” And this was no offhand remark but it was a deliberate warning, repeated twice, meant to send a message to the world that America decides, and others follow. Trump wanted to choke India’s IT and startup ecosystem by cutting off opportunities for Indian professionals.
But reality had other plans. Instead of bowing down, the very companies Trump thought would comply—Meta, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google, Microsoft—did the exact opposite. They doubled down on India.
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Sep 5
MASSIVE! Renowned geo-economist Matteo Maggiori says UPI is not limited to India only, it has been designed for global payments system.
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Read the entire post to know how India and China are building a Dollar Alternative Image
Renowned geo-economist Matteo Maggiori, a Stanford Graduate School of Business scholar with over 6,500 research citations, recently told The Economic Times that India and China are developing alternative payment systems to the U.S. dollar. Globally respected in the field of geoeconomics, his remarks carry serious weight.
Maggiori emphasized that India’s UPI is not just a domestic tool but a revolutionary electronic payment system with regional and global potential. If integrated with China’s own system, it could become a formidable challenge to U.S. financial dominance. While the U.S. dismisses such concerns—Treasury Secretary even laughed off the idea of the rupee challenging the dollar—Maggiori warns that even if 10% of global transactions move away from the dollar, it would be a game-changer for smaller economies like Nepal, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Venezuela, and Iran, offering them critical breathing space.
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