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War bugle disguised as a ceasefire: Examining Lebanon's situation post Israeli air strikes
On April 8, a fragile ceasefire briefly eased global tensions after 40 days of war between Israel, Iran, and allies, announced by Trump on Truth Social and confirmed by Iran and Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif, who brokered it. Celebrations ensued worldwide as markets surged and oil prices fell, until Israeli jets struck Lebanon that morning, killing 357 civilians in what Beirut dubbed "Black Wednesday," while Israel excluded Lebanon from the deal. No formal agreement exists; conflicting statements emerged immediately, with Pakistan and Iran insisting it covered Lebanon, but Israel and the US rejecting that after a Trump-Netanyahu call. Lebanon, already devastated with over 2,000 deaths since March, was sidelined in a multi-front conflict involving Hezbollah, Iraqi militias, and Gulf interceptions. Post-ceasefire issues mounted: Iran kept the Strait of Hormuz choked, charging exorbitant fees and slashing traffic from 110 daily ships to four. Historic US-Iran talks in Islamabad on April 11 collapsed, prompting a US naval blockade that doubled down on the disruption, halting all oil route traffic (20% of global supply). The two-week truce window lasts until April 22 amid ongoing messages, but optimism fades after the deadliest civilian day coincided with its announcement.
about 23 hours ago
Dhurandhar: Propaganda or not?
This article attempts to find an answer to whether Dhurandhar a propaganda film or not? For a film so highly acclaimed and criticized, Dhurandhar has managed to become a topic of debate in almost every Indian household.
about 1 day ago
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Podcasts
Organic food decoded: In conversation with (Retd.) Commander Laxmanan Iyer
Organic food isn't a luxury, but a wise strategy!
about 20 hours ago
SHEHEROS CAFE AGRA
this is my podcast https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Pzr4tIFWwq9eOnQChNvccnyye6Nc9CXM/preview Agra… a city known across the world for the Taj Mahal—a symbol of love. But beyond that iconic monument lies another story… not of love, but of courage. Sheroes Hangout Café. This is not just a café—it’s a statement, a space of resistance, and a symbol of survival. The café is run by acid attack survivors—women who have faced one of the most brutal forms of violence. An acid attack doesn’t just harm the face; it attempts to erase identity, confidence, and dignity. In India, hundreds of acid attack cases are reported every year. And the truth is, many go unreported. Easy access to acid, gaps in regulation, and social stigma make it a persistent issue. But Sheroes is where the narrative changes.
about 3 weeks ago
College life isn’t always what it seems.
College life isn’t just fun—behind the smiles are stress, pressure, and silent struggles. Your mental health matters more than anything.
about 3 weeks ago
Photo Gallery
HUMAN LANDSCAPE OF DELHI
Discover the unfiltered soul of India's capital. This photo gallery captures Delhi's dual nature—from the high-speed transit of the Metro to the quiet, resilient moments of street-level childhood and commerce.
about 1 month ago
A visual journey through Delhi's streets
Explore the vibrant and gritty soul of Delhi through an original photo gallery. From the quiet intensity of the Delhi Metro to the bustling street markets of Delhi, this visual essay captures the "Street Stories" of India’s capital.
about 1 month ago
BEHIND THE SCENES OF A MASS COMMUNICATION STUDENT
The life of a Mass Communication student is much more than what people usually see. While media projects, podcasts, and video productions may look exciting, they are supported by everyday routines that include learning, collaboration, creativity, and personal balance. From analyzing newspapers and understanding current affairs to handling cameras, recording podcasts, and editing videos, every day brings a new learning experience. This photo gallery captures different moments from a typical day in the life of a Mass Communication student. It highlights both the academic and practical aspects of the field, along with the small personal moments in between. Together, these images show the journey behind the scenes — the learning, teamwork, and dedication that shape the future storytellers and media professionals.
about 1 month ago
Meet Our Top Editors
Exceptional student journalists leading the future of media at Bennett University
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