Nitanshu Jain
Nitanshu Jain contributes to The Veritas reporting across evolving stories, analysis, and category-specific coverage.
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Tehran cites Israeli strikes on Hezbollah as a violation of the U.S.-Iran MOU; Pakistan's delegation lands in Bürgenstock as JD Vance joins negotiations on Sunday
The Cockroach Janta Party has formally applied for protest permission, threatening an indefinite sit-in until Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigns
The opposition says the US-Iran deal named after Islamabad vindicates Pakistan's diplomatic rise and exposes the limits of India's West Asia strategy
Asset manager joins a wave of institutional and retail demand as SpaceX prepares for the world's largest-ever public offering on Nasdaq
India's oil marketing companies raise petrol and diesel prices for the fourth time since 15 May, pushing cumulative increases close to ₹7.5 per litre
The Bundibugyo strain — with no approved vaccine or treatment — has spread from eastern DRC to Uganda's capital, Kampala
Highest-ever surplus transfer from India’s central bank expected to cushion fiscal pressures as the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict disrupts global energy markets and tests India’s current account
The Department of Justice moves for dismissal with prejudice in a securities and wire fraud case; the SEC settles its civil suit and OFAC imposes a $275 million fine on Adani Enterprises for Iran sanctions violations
A technical diving expedition in the Vaavu Atoll turns catastrophic, claiming five experienced Italians in what Maldivian authorities call the country's worst ever underwater disaster
The Council of Europe's 46 foreign ministers approve a resolution laying groundwork for a dedicated Ukraine war crimes tribunal
Romanian veteran Sorana Cîrstea defeated women’s World No. 1 by 2-6, 6-3, 7-5 in the third round, battling lower back pain throughout the contest
British heavyweight Daniel Dubois stopped Fabio Wardley to secure a second world heavyweight title after surviving two knockdowns in a defining contest
Chandranath Rath, personal assistant to Suvendu Adhikari, killed in North 24 Parganas as post-election violence grips West Bengal
From 50-qubit processors to satellite-based quantum communications spanning 2,000 kilometres, India's National Quantum Mission positions the country as a serious contender in the global race for quantum supremacy.
The fiercely isolated Sentinelese of North Sentinel Island have consistently rejected all outside contact — their seclusion is a deliberate, informed choice that Indian law is mandated to protect against an era of viral intrusion.
A Chinese gaming term for critically low health has migrated onto social media as a sharp metaphor for American middle-class vulnerability — even as China grapples with its own structural economic anxieties
The Supreme Court declined to mandate specific hate speech laws, urging effective enforcement of existing statutes while warning of dangers to constitutional fraternity
The Jana Nayagan leak highlights how India is changing its legal approach against digital piracy through amendments to the Copyright Act and the Cinematograph Act
From succeeding a legend to building a services empire, Tim Cook's 15-year tenure reshaped Apple, and exposed its limits just as a new era begins