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Tuesday, February 17, 2026
TopicBreakups

Topic: breakups

Every generation has its Diljala Ashiq. Now they come with Instagram stalking & IAS dreams

Ratan Priya -
The Diljala Aashiq’s playlist today consists of Ed Sheeran, Anuv Jain, Jubin Nautiyal, and Prateek Kuhad. But their patron saint hasn’t changed. It’s still Ajay Devgn.

Is getting back with an ex a bad idea? It’s Delusion Central

Ratan Priya -
The idea of people ‘changing’ for the better is propaganda we all love to fall for. Everyone has a friend of a friend who ended up marrying their ex.

‘Friend breakups’ can hurt just as much as romantic ones. Here’s why

Sonja Falck -
Research shows that the most common method of ending a friendship is by avoidance – not addressing the issues involved.

‘Closure’ to breakups, loss of loved one may not be best for moving on. Here’s what you can do

Nancy Berns -
Closure can create false hope for those experiencing loss. Individuals feel more supported when they're allowed time to learn to live with their loss.

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Opinion

The debate about spheres of influence reorders India’s position

Harsh V. Pant -
New world reordering tests New Delhi’s strategic autonomy, balancing ties without succumbing to exclusive dominance zones.

Rafale deal, AI summit, Sewa Teerth have something in common. See Verse 13.13 of the Gita

To win over Asia, Canada needs more than nice speeches

Economy

Urban co-op banks doubled loan book in 5 yrs, but stuck at under 2% of credit market—Sahakar Trends

Udit Bubna -
UCBs accounted for 1.8% of total industry credit in September 2025—down from 2.2% five yrs ago—showing that they are losing ground to faster PSU banks.

Defence

US military commander, envoy Sergio Gor visit Indian Army Western Command, Bengaluru next

Snehesh Alex Philip -
At the Western Army Command, the American delegation was briefed on the capabilities of the formation, past operations and the path ahead.

National Interest

The new Great Game—Trump’s playing for time, China for leverage & India for wiggle room

Shekhar Gupta -
This is the game every nation is now learning to play. Some are finding new allies or seeing value among nations where they’d seen marginal interest. The starkest example is India & Europe.

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