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:
Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) has set a new national benchmark by surpassing 15,000 MW of installed renewable energy capacity, making it India's largest renewable energy company. This milestone supports India's green transition and sets the stage for AGEL's ambitious 2030 target of 45,000 MW.
Donald Trump’s obsession with the Nobel Peace Prize is no secret. Despite repeated nominations and bold claims of diplomacy, many question whether he truly deserves it. This article explores the roots of his pursuit and the controversies around it.
This article provides a complete outlook for the upcoming trading week (June 30 – July 4) on Dalal Street. It covers critical domestic data releases, global macroeconomic indicators, central bank events, corporate actions, AGMs, and other key developments that could influence the stock market. Whether you're an investor, trader, or market enthusiast,
This blog post explains the ongoing discussion around GST rate rationalisation in India. It highlights the possible removal of the 12% GST slab and the implications of shifting items to either the 5% or 18% category. The article covers all possible scenarios, the role of the GST Council, past proposals, and the likely impact on consumers and businesses.
India, despite having the world’s fourth-largest military, lacks a strategic bomber — a key weapon for global dominance. This blog explores why India urgently needs one, compares the Russian TU-160 "Blackjack" with the American B-1 Lancer, and discusses which bomber would be the most suitable choice for the Indian Air Force.
Amid rising global tensions and economic uncertainties, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has repatriated over 100 tonnes of gold from foreign vaults back to India. This strategic move not only strengthens the country’s financial security but may also help stabilize domestic gold prices.
While the world isolates Russia, India makes a surprising power move—importing a record-breaking 1.3 million tonnes of Russian coal in May 2025. What’s behind this bold shift from Indonesia to Russia? Is this India’s masterstroke in energy diplomacy, a challenge to the West, and a checkmate to China? Discover how coal is becoming a weapon in the new world order.
Hamas commander Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, a founding figure in its military operations and key planner of the October 7 massacre, was eliminated by Israeli forces. He played a central role in Hamas’ training, combat support, aerial and naval attacks, and post-war organizational rebuilding.
A surprising turn in global geopolitics as the United States and China sign a Trade Deal Framework, signaling potential resolution after years of tariff wars. Meanwhile, the U.S. halts all trade talks with Canada over the controversial Digital Services Tax.
India has become the largest buyer of Russian Ural crude oil, accounting for 80% of sea-bound exports in 2025. Learn how long-term deals with Rosneft, Reliance, and Nayara Energy are reshaping India’s energy security and global geopolitics.
U.S. President Donald Trump has issued a direct warning to India, demanding full market access for American companies or threatening heavy tariffs. With the July 9 deadline approaching, the article explores Trump’s aggressive global trade strategy, India’s cautious response, and the possible outcomes of an evolving India-U.S. trade deal.
A devastating suicide bombing in North Waziristan kills 13 Pakistani soldiers and injures over two dozen people. The attack, claimed by TTP's Qassam ul-Harb faction, reflects the rising tide of terrorism within Pakistan and the consequences of long-standing extremist policies.
