
Ashish kumar
Ashish Kumar is the Founder and Editor of The Fox Daily, overseeing editorial coverage across India, world affairs, business, technology, and consumer products. He reports on public policy, economic developments, corporate announcements, digital innovation, consumer technology, and major national and international events. His reporting is based on government publications, regulatory filings, company disclosures, financial reports, official press releases, research papers, court documents, and other primary sources, with additional verification through multiple independent sources before publication. Alongside leading the newsroom, Ashish develops The Fox Daily's publishing platform and editorial systems, supporting data-driven reporting and efficient news delivery. His work focuses on factual accuracy, source verification, editorial transparency, and providing readers with timely, evidence-based coverage across a broad range of news topics.
By Ashish kumar
Putin Thanks North Korea as Choe Son Hui’s Moscow Visit Fuels Speculation Over Kim Jong Un’s Possible Russia Trip
Russia and North Korea have taken another significant step in strengthening their strategic partnership after Russian President Vladimir Putin...
US Strikes Iran Again as Tehran Targets Bahrain and Kuwait, Raising Fears of a Wider Middle East Conflict
The conflict between the United States and Iran entered another dangerous phase after Washington launched a fresh round of...
Sonam Wangchuk Hunger Strike: Wife Sets Condition to End Fast as Parliament March and NEET Protest Intensify
Political pressure mounts ahead of the Monsoon Session as supporters gather in large numbers, opposition leaders rally behind the protest, and questions over India's education system dominate the national debate.
Andrew and Tristan Tate Arrested in the US After New UK Charges: What the Extradition Case Means and Why...
The controversial influencer brothers now face 59 criminal charges in the UK, triggering extradition proceedings and intensifying one of the highest-profile international criminal cases in recent years.
Mussoorie Tourist Clashes: Seven Detained After Separate Fights Between Tourists and Locals Raise Safety Concerns
Mussoorie, often celebrated as the "Queen of the Hills," witnessed two separate clashes involving tourists and local residents, prompting...
US Strikes Iran Again as Escalating Conflict Raises Fears of a Wider Middle East War
The Middle East has entered another period of heightened uncertainty after the United States launched fresh airstrikes against Iranian...
Russia Strikes Kyiv as Ukraine’s Patriot Air Defence Shortage Raises Security Concerns
Russia launched one of its largest overnight aerial assaults on Ukraine in recent weeks, firing dozens of ballistic missiles,...
Iran Hardliners Accuse Leadership of a ‘Soft Coup’ Amid US Conflict: What the Political Crisis Means for Iran’s Future
As military tensions with the United States escalate, Iran is facing another battle within its own political establishment, with hardline factions accusing senior officials of undermining the Islamic Republic and sidelining the country's new Supreme Leader.
Sonam Wangchuk’s Removal From Jantar Mantar Sparks Political Row: Opposition Condemns Move, BJP Says It Was for Medical Care
The removal of activist Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar after a 21-day hunger strike has triggered a sharp political confrontation, with opposition parties accusing the government of suppressing peaceful protest while the BJP maintains the action was necessary to protect his health following medic
Are Secret Service Agents Frustrated With JD Vance and His Family? What the Reports Claim and What Officials Have...
Reports alleging that US Secret Service agents have grown frustrated with Vice President JD Vance's frequent last-minute travel requests have sparked debate over the demands placed on presidential security teams. While anonymous sources describe scheduling challenges and declining morale, both the V
Abhijeet Dipke Inked at Jantar Mantar During Hunger Strike After Sonam Wangchuk’s Removal
A woman threw an ink-like liquid at Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke during a protest at Jantar Mantar, hours after he began an indefinite hunger strike following the hospitalisation of activist Sonam Wangchuk. The incident briefly disrupted the demonstration but did not halt the ongoing
Ukraine Launches Deadliest Drone Strikes Inside Russia in Two Years, Killing Eight at Logistics Warehouses
Ukrainian long-range drone attacks struck logistics facilities in Russia's Tambov and Moscow regions, killing at least eight people and injuring dozens. Kyiv says the warehouses were supporting Russia's drone production, while Moscow has condemned the attacks as they mark one of the deadliest cross-
Mexico Guatemala Border Earthquake: 7.3 Magnitude Quake Shakes Southern Mexico, Guatemala and Central America
A strong 7.3 magnitude earthquake off the Pacific coast near the Mexico–Guatemala border rattled millions of people across southern...
CBI Files Second Chargesheet in Rs 19,694 Crore Reliance Communications Fraud Case: Investigation Explained
The Investigation into one of India's largest alleged corporate Banking fraud cases has entered another significant phase. The Central...
Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Strategy Explained: Can the Turkish Straits Model Be Applied to the World’s Most Important Oil...
The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the most strategically significant waterways on the planet. Every day, a substantial...
Sonam Wangchuk Says He Will End Hunger Strike on July 20 After Parliament March: Here’s Why the Date Is...
Activist Sonam Wangchuk has announced that he will continue his indefinite hunger strike until July 20, linking the end of his fast to a planned peaceful march to Parliament. As his health deteriorates, the protest has become a major focal point in the national debate over education reforms and publ
US Launches Sixth Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran as Strait of Hormuz Crisis Deepens
The conflict between the United States and Iran has entered a more dangerous phase, with new military strikes, competing battlefield claims, disruptions to global energy supplies, and renewed diplomatic efforts shaping one of the most significant geopolitical crises of 2026.
Trump’s Election Security Address Sparks Debate Over Federal Authority, Public Trust, and the 2026 Midterm Elections
President Donald Trump’s latest White House address on election security has reignited national debate over foreign interference, voter rolls, federal authority, and public confidence in U.S. elections as the country prepares for the 2026 midterms.
Trump’s 2020 Election Speech: Claims, Context, and What It Means for U.S. Election Security Ahead of the 2026 Midterms<
President Donald Trump used a nationally televised address to renew claims about foreign interference in past U.S. elections, unveil previously classified documents, and push for stricter voting laws. The speech has reignited debate over election security, public trust, and the political landscape l
Taylor Farms Linked to U.S. Cyclospora Outbreak: What the Investigation Means for Consumers and Food Safety
A nationwide cyclospora outbreak affecting thousands of people has been linked to lettuce supplied to select Taco Bell restaurants, placing Salinas-based Taylor Farms under scrutiny as investigators work to determine how contamination entered the food supply.
Is Red Robin Closing Stores in 2026? What the Restaurant Chain’s Turnaround Means for Arizona Customer
Red Robin is restructuring its restaurant portfolio in 2026 by closing select underperforming locations while investing in operational improvements, menu innovation, and long-term profitability. Here's what the strategy means nationwide and whether Arizona diners should be concerned.<




















