Niranjan Ghatule is an independent news editor and digital media creator covering global affairs, geopolitics, defence, diplomacy, financial markets, and breaking news. With a strong interest in international developments, he focuses on delivering timely, concise, and accessible news while providing context on events shaping politics, economies, and global relations.
Posts by Niranjan Ghatule:
India has responded to the US’s 50% tariff with a smart diplomatic move—securing a 1 million barrel crude oil deal with Nigeria. This strategic shift strengthens India’s energy security, maintains ties with Russia, balances relations with the US, and expands influence in Africa through energy diplomacy and trade cooperation.
Stay updated on this week’s crucial market events including dividend ex-dates, major corporate earnings, AGMs, macroeconomic data from India, US, UK, Eurozone, China, and Japan, plus central bank speeches and global oil market reports that could shape investor sentiment.
A detailed look at Forbes’ list of the world’s richest people from 1987 to 2025, highlighting the shifts in wealth, industries, and global economic trends that shaped nearly four decades of financial history.
NSE CEO Ashish Kumar Chauhan cautions small investors about the risks of derivatives trading, gives a major update on NSE IPO status, and outlines India’s $30 trillion economy vision by 2037 at BT India@100 Summit.
A detailed analysis of the top 10 companies where promoters increased their stake in the June quarter, including changes in shareholding patterns, institutional participation, and ownership trends. This educational report highlights promoter confidence levels, market signals, and potential red flags investors should note.
Explore the top 8 sectors in India least affected by Trump’s tariff actions. Find out how these industries maintain steady growth even amid global trade tensions.
The August 15, 2025, Putin–Trump summit in Alaska could reshape global politics, with Ukraine’s division on the agenda and major implications for India’s economy, energy security, and trade tariffs.
Russian security forces have arrested nine foreign nationals in Moscow for allegedly recruiting migrant workers into a banned international terrorist group. The FSB, working with Uzbekistan’s State Security Service, claims the suspects were directed by EU-based ideologues. Authorities seized propaganda materials and communication devices during the operation.
Former U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton has strongly criticized Donald Trump’s decision to impose over 50% tariffs on India, warning it could backfire by pushing New Delhi closer to Russia and China. The move has sparked internal debates in Washington
US national debt has surpassed $37 trillion for the first time, rising $780 billion since the July 4th debt ceiling deal — an average of $22 billion per day. Since the pandemic began, debt is up nearly $14 trillion, with interest costs hitting $3 billion daily
Adani Defence has showcased its latest AI-enabled pistols, rifles, carbines, and sniper rifles at its Kanpur Small Arms Facility, including models like Arad, Prahar, Jeet, Abhay, Teevra, and Lakshya. The company is integrating artificial intelligence to enhance weapon accuracy, reduce training needs, and strengthen India’s self-reliance in defence manufacturing.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s surprise 50% tariff on India has sparked global uproar, drawing sharp reactions from Russia and China. Russian Senator Alexey Pushkov hinted at a united BRICS response, while China’s Global Times accused Washington of double standards and targeting India over its Russian energy imports. Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned the move as unfair, vowing to protect natio
