Author: Deshwale Editorial Desk

Today, when we receive a wedding invitation, we can already guess it will be a grand celebration or a simple one? And many of us even decide whether to attend or not, based on that. In today’s time, weddings have become more of an entertainment event than a sacred bond. People enjoy attending a lavish wedding, but if it’s simple, they often criticise it. This mindset is not limited to a few; it has become common in our society. But let’s step into the shoes of parents for a moment. Is this way of thinking actually right? When a daughter…

US Adviser Slams Modi’s Summit Moves Peter Navarro, a top US trade adviser, stirred controversy by criticising Indian PM Narendra Modi’s friendly interactions with Russia’s Vladimir Putin and China’s Xi Jinping at the SCO summit in Tianjin. Navarro called it a “shame” and urged India to align with Washington, not Moscow. This comes after the US imposed 50% tariffs on Indian goods, partly due to India’s purchase of discounted Russian oil. Modi, however, focused on trade and connectivity at the summit, while Putin praised India’s role in seeking peace in Ukraine. The warm visuals of Modi, Putin, and Xi have…

Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation Amit Shah visited flood-affected areas in Jammu on Tuesday to review the ongoing relief and restoration work. He met residents in severely impacted villages and inspected key locations that suffered damage during the recent floods. During his visit, Shah reached Mangu Chak village to meet families who lost their homes and livelihoods. He then inspected the Tawi Bridge at Bikram Chowk, which sustained heavy damage, and offered prayers at the Shiv Temple nearby. The Home Minister also met local residents, listening to their concerns and assuring them of quick relief. Later in the…

Mumbai’s streets are buzzing with chaos as the Bombay High Court steps in to tackle unauthorised Mumbai protests. On September 1, 2025, the court ordered the Maharashtra government to clear protestors from city streets by 4 p.m. the next day, limiting demonstrations to Azad Maidan only. Protests spill beyond allowed zone The court acted after reports showed thousands of Maratha quota activists, led by Manoj Jarange-Patil, flooding areas like CSMT and Flora Fountain. Originally, only 5,000 protestors were allowed at Azad Maidan for a single day, but the crowds grew much larger, ignoring the rules. Videos of protestors climbing traffic…

Have You Had Your Tea Today? Here in India, a day without tea feels incomplete. The moment we wake up, the first thought is, ‘Chai ban gayi kya?’ After a shower, we want tea. Come evening after work, we want a cup of tea. Headache, fatigue, rain, or even just feeling a little low… tea is the answer. When guests arrive, the first offer is always, ‘Pehle ek chai ho jaye.’ And if we are out with friends, sitting at a street-side stall, a conversation feels incomplete without tea. Whether it’s a tea stall’s ‘cutting chai’ or a steaming cup…

When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping, the meeting attracted wide attention both in India and across the world. The reason is that clear relations between the two countries are not simple. On one side, India and China depend on each other for trade, while on the other, they face serious security challenges, including tensions on the border and concerns about terrorism. This creates a dual situation where economics and security often pull the two countries in different directions. At the same time, India also has to balance its relations with its other neighbours while responding…

When you travel through India whether in a crowded city like Mumbai or a quiet village in Bihar you will always see a small chai ki tapri (tea stall) everywhere. It may be a wooden cart, a roadside shop, or just a man with a kettle and a few glasses. The smell of boiling tea, mixed with ginger, cardamom, and milk, spreads in the air and calls people towards it. To an outsider, this may look like a simple food stall. But for Indians, a tea stall is much more than just a place to drink chai. It is a…

Torrential monsoon rains have battered Himachal Pradesh since late June, unleashing devastating floods and landslides that have killed over 300 people. The state, nestled in the Himalayas, is grappling with blocked roads, wrecked homes, and shattered livelihoods. The relentless downpours have turned daily life upside down, leaving farmers, pilgrims, and residents in distress. Authorities are scrambling to provide relief as more rain looms. Since June 20, the state has faced a barrage of rain-related disasters. The State Disaster Management Authority reports 166 deaths from landslides, drownings, and electrocutions. Another 154 people lost their lives in road accidents caused by treacherous…

During his recent visit to Japan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a unique gift that has sparked curiosity in India – a Daruma doll. This traditional Japanese figure, known for its round shape and striking eyes, carries a deep cultural meaning in Japan. The gift was presented to him at the historic Shorinzan Daruma Temple in Takasaki, the region where most Daruma dolls are made. The Daruma doll is not just an ornament; it is a centuries-old symbol of perseverance, resilience, and the power of setting goals. The Origins of the Daruma Doll The Daruma doll represents Bodhidharma, a Buddhist…

On a warm July night in Delhi, the city lights mingle with the soft glow of smartphone screens. Tarot cards flicker in live streams, birth charts scroll across apps, and millions seek answers in the stars with a single swipe. Occult sciences such as astrology, tarot, and numerology have stepped into the digital age, finding a new home in apps, social platforms, and AI-driven tools. What was once confined to quiet parlours and whispered consultations is now live, loud, and trending. A Modern Mystical Boom The demand for digital divination has grown rapidly. StarSeer, one of the most popular AI-driven…