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Ukraine Crisis: Europe’s Biggest Nuclear Power Plant Zaporizhzhia Seized By Russia

Sonia SolankiMarch 5, 20220

Russian troops have taken over Europe's biggest Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine on Friday night. The whole globe was earlier under the fear of the catastrophic result of the blast. But as per reports from UN and Ukrainian officials, no radiations released post the blast on the nuclear plant. Zaporizhzhia NPP Details The nuclear plant Zaporizhzhia is the largest in Europe and is located in the southeastern city of Enerhodar at the banks of Dnieper. The Nuclear plant was named after the city of Zaporizhzhia. This nuclear power plant is one of the main suppliers of electricity across Ukraine. It has the capacity to generate 40-42 billion KWh of electricity. This is almost 20% of the annual electricity production in the country.   It was built in 1984-1987 and o...

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Indian-Origin Politician Backs Putin’s Move; Learn More About Him

Snehashish RoyMarch 2, 20220

Amid Russian military expansion inside Ukraine, an Indian-origin member of President Vladimir Putin's party Abhay Singh has come forward in support of the military action. He compared it with 'India's surgical strike'. In a recent interview with a leading Hindi news channel, Singh defended the Russian military action and refrained from calling it a war. He said the Russian troops are only targeting military camps in Ukraine. "If the military enters a supermarket and then attacks Russian soldiers, then we will have to reply," Singh said regarding attacks on Ukrainian supermarkets and residential places. Indian-Origin Russian Politician: A Brief Abhay Singh holds a position as a deputat, similar to an MLA in India, from western Russia's Kursk city. Reports suggest, Singh is am...

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Ukraine Invasion: How Far Can Putin Go With His Nuclear Forces?

Snehashish RoyMarch 1, 20220

The recent statement made by the Russian President Vladimir Putin has let every world leader keyed up amid the ongoing attacks on Ukraine. Putin ordered his defense minister to line up the "deterrence forces" into special combat mode. “I order the defense minister and the chief of the general staff of the Russian armed forces to put the deterrence forces of the Russian army into a special mode of combat service,” the Russian President said in an address. Putin's command indicates rather violent combat with  Ukraine and its western allies. World leaders are concerned with the possible intensification of an already riled up situation. According to a senior US defense official, Putin's manifestation of Russia's nuclear might was  “not only an unnecessary step for him to take but ...

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis : The Death Toll of Civilians continues To Rise

Our CorrespondentFebruary 28, 20220

There are no formal diplomatic relations between Russia and Ukraine since 24 February 2022. The Russian Federation and Ukraine are currently at war. The Russo-Ukrainian War began in 2014 after the Russian annexation of Crimea from Ukraine. In February 2022, Russia invaded Ukraine on a broad front. Thousands of Ukrainians have fled the country since Russia's attack on Thursday. The United Nations has warned that violence could spark a wave of 5 million refugees fleeing to neighboring countries. Videos and photos on social media show an increase in pedestrian numbers near the southern and western borders, along lines of cars heading west and out of cities.     1.5 million Ukrainians were living in Poland even before the Russian invasion. People across the country...

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China Aims At Annexing Taiwan Taking Cue From Russia

Monomita NagFebruary 28, 20220

China has called Taiwan a renegade province. The island is separated from China by the Taiwan Strait. It has a population of around 23 million with its democratically elected govt. Since the election of Tsai Ing-wen in 2016 as the President of Taiwan, tension with mainland China has escalated. However, Tsai has outrightly rejected any increased tie with China as it was formulated by her predecessor Ma Ying-jeou. But China considers Taiwan as a part of the mainland and therefore refuses to accept it as an independent country. Of late, China has become aggressive towards the country. Experts fear that it may take steps to unify the island by means of military action, thus drawing the US into war with China. China asserts in one-China principle and does not believe in the existen...

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NATO Activates 40,000 Troops As Response Force Amid Russian Threat

Pooja YadavFebruary 28, 20220

NATO has positioned its Response Force on standby in a bid to reassure allies neighbouring Ukraine and Russia that their protection is assured. This, however, does no longer imply that the troops will move into Ukraine, which isn't a member.   As Russia presses in advance with its onslaught in Ukraine, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) has activated its Response Force as a shielding measure. NATO leader Jens Stoltenberg stated Friday the bloc had activated defence plans and "as a result...are deploying factors of the NATO Response Force on land, at sea and withinside the air." This consists of a multinational pressure which includes lots of extra troops and over a hundred jets placed on excessive alert in 30 places that may installation fast in assist of a...

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PM Modi Calls Putin: Asks To Cease War, Suggests Conducting ‘Verbal Dialogue’

Sonia SolankiFebruary 25, 20220

Amid the war between Russia and Ukraine, PM Modi calls up the Russian President Valdimir Putin. Both of them discussed the present scenario and their stands with each other. PMO's official statement was released stating that PM Modi has requested President Putin "to cease the violence, between the two nations." The telephonic conversation happened just after the hours when Russia declared war against the Ukraine. This is the biggest attack post the World War II in which one European country is attacking the other. Along with this PM Modi had a detailed discussion about the Indian citizens stranded in Ukraine at present. The safety of these Indian citizens is the most important issue for the Indian government. Whereas President Putin briefed the developments with respect to Ukraine. ...

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Inflation Following Russia Attack: Smartphones, Houses And Crude Oil To Become Expensive; Check Out Reasons

Aditi priya singhFebruary 25, 20220

Russia's attack on Ukraine may give to inflation in several places across the world. If we talk about electronic gadgets like laptops and smartphones, these products will be affected as well as the houses and crude oil prices will shoot up. According to a report, 90% of semiconductor grade neon is supplied to the US from Ukraine and 35% of Palladium is supplied from Russia to America. Both of these products are very important in assembling chips or memory cards. Now, in such a situation of War, the supply may be stopped which can affect manufacturing and will cause global inflation in electronic gadgets. Japan has expressed concerns over this matter.  Due to this war, oil, cement and many other items will become expensive. Meanwhile, realtors body CREDAI has said that housing pri...

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