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:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's historic visit to Trinidad and Tobago marks a major boost in India's global diplomacy. From a powerful address in the Parliament to six key bilateral agreements and strong support for India's permanent seat at the UN Security Council, the visit strengthens Indo-Caribbean ties. Read how this trip redefines India's role on the world stage.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed 12 trade letters aimed at countries that trade with America but reject its tariff terms. These letters, set to be sent on July 7, could significantly impact global trade dynamics, including ongoing trade negotiations with India.
As the 90th birthday of the Dalai Lama approaches, tensions rise over the question of his successor. China is once again trying to interfere in the spiritual and traditional process of selecting the next Dalai Lama, while the Tibetan leadership in exile strongly opposes this move.
Tata Motors stock has dropped over 40% from its peak, raising concerns among investors. This detailed article explores the three key reasons behind the decline—falling EV market share, weak passenger vehicle sales, and collapsing JLR performance in Europe.
BRICS is set to issue a major statement challenging Donald Trump's trade policies and criticizing Western unilateralism. The summit may also issue a sharp response to the Gaza crisis. Russia and China are pushing for bold action, while India walks a fine diplomatic line.
Former Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto’s recent claims that Masood Azhar may be hiding in Afghanistan and that Pakistan is unaware of his whereabouts expose contradictions in Pakistan’s terror narrative. Bhutto’s comments, coupled with his criticism of the West and the Taliban, reveal deep hypocrisy and political deflection in the wake of India’s Operation Sindoor.
As the 14th Dalai Lama signals his intent to choose his successor during his lifetime, a diplomatic confrontation brews between China and India. Here's a deep dive into the growing friction over Tibetan succession.
India is launching a ₹2,000 crore scheme to boost domestic drone manufacturing and reduce dependence on foreign parts, countering the rising drone threat from China and Pakistan.
Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policy is back in action as the US gears up to impose tariffs as high as 70% from August 1. While markets remained shut on July 4 due to Independence Day, Trump’s tariff bombs kept the geopolitical and trade landscape on edge. With letters already sent to 10-12 countries, India’s position remains uncertain, and the next 5 days are critical.
Retail investors are raising questions about the railway sector’s growth and stock performance. Is the sector truly losing steam or are investors missing the bigger picture? This article explains every doubt in detail.
After India's Operation Sindoor exposed the failure of Chinese military hardware, Pakistan is desperately turning to the United States for advanced weapons and defense cooperation. This blog explores the implications of Pakistan's strategic pivot and what it means for China, the U.S., and the regional power balance.
Sapphire Foods and Devyani International are in the spotlight as Yum Brands explores a potential merger between the two QSR giants. The proposed deal, with a likely 1:3 swap ratio, could lead to operational efficiencies, expanded geographic reach, and stronger pan-India presence.
