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Aravind Rajeev is Deputy News Editor at Asian Lite, mostly covering the Middle East and GCC. He has over eight years of experience as a journalist, with a background in ground-level reporting, crime reporting, as well as international and regional news.
The Saudi-Pakistan MoU is less an achievement than a test of Pakistan’s ability to deliver on its own policies rather than announce new ones. It’s a test of whether the country can
In times of fiscal crisis, successive governments have sought lifelines from foreign partners, often at the expense of long-term sovereignty and local participation. The current rare earth minerals debate risks becoming another
At its core, Biting the Silver Bullet is an ode to Indian excellence in defence manufacturing. In a grand display of patriotism and intellect, Chief of Army Staff General Upendra Dwivedi on
In her first UK interview since losing to Donald Trump, former US Vice-President Kamala Harris says she “may possibly” run for president again in 2028. Former US Vice-President Kamala Harris has said
As Bangladesh readies for 2026 polls, tensions within Muhammad Yunus’s interim government expose deep cracks between coalition partners and rising student factions vying for political influence. Bangladesh’s interim government, led by Nobel
India’s steady evolution into a global humanitarian leader reflects a fusion of compassion, strategy, and capability — a quiet revolution redefining power through empathy and decisive action. India’s foreign policy has undergone
There is no surprise that the rise in poverty in Bangladesh coincides with the political turmoil it is facing. Since the inception of the interim government’s regime, Dhaka has faced a multitude
Brutal suppression and cultural distortion have driven the Kashmiri diaspora to sever its ties with Pakistan and reject its toxic ideology, writes Dr. Sakariya Kareem The Kashmiri diaspora has expressed anger toward
High Commissioner Dinesh Patnaik credits PM Mike Carney for thawing India-Canada ties, dismisses Trudeau claims, as both countries resume dialogue, bolster security cooperation, and eye expanded trade and AI collaboration. India’s new
IBPC Dubai celebrates Diwali with heartwarming gestures, distributing sweets and spreading joy across UAE labour camps, reinforcing its commitment to compassion, community upliftment, and cultural unity this festive season. The Indian Business