July 2023 Archive – Top Stories on News Nation Global

July was a busy month on News Nation Global. We dug into Indian media, compared two big newspapers, shared a personal take on coming back home from the US, and answered a question many shy away from – sex after 50. Here’s a quick rundown of each story and why it mattered.

Indian Media Bias & Newspaper Showdown

The first post asked the ever‑hot question: Is The Times of India pro‑Congress or pro‑BJP? The writer confessed that TOI isn’t easily pinned to one side. Instead, it juggles both parties, almost like a neutral referee who still throws in a few spicy calls. Readers got a behind‑the‑scenes look at how the paper balances headlines, opinion pieces, and political coverage.

Next up was the classic duel: The Hindu vs. The Times of India. The author broke the comparison down into vibe and focus. The Hindu was described as the “wise grandpa” – deep analysis, slower pace. TOI was the “energetic cousin” – quick updates, flashier layout. The piece helped readers decide which paper fits their news‑consumption style without naming a strict winner.

Life & Love After 50

Switching gears, we got a personal story about returning to India after living in the USA. The writer painted a picture of bright festivals, close‑knit families, and the chaotic traffic that greets you on the first day back. Adjusting to work rhythms and the sheer volume of people was a challenge, but the familiar food and community warmth made the transition worthwhile.

Finally, a topic that rarely shows up in mainstream articles – do Indian couples still have sex after 50? The blogger shared observations that many couples stay active in the bedroom, despite cultural taboos and health concerns. The piece emphasized open communication, regular check‑ups, and the fact that intimacy isn’t automatically out of the picture with age.

All four posts were short, punchy reads that kept the tone light while still delivering useful insights. If you missed any, scroll back to the July archive and give them a look. Each article is written for everyday readers who want clear answers without the jargon.

What ties these stories together? They all tackle everyday questions people actually think about – politics, media choices, life changes, and personal relationships. The aim was to give practical takeaways in a friendly voice, so you can walk away with a new perspective or a simple tip.

Looking ahead, we’ll keep the conversation going. Expect more breakdowns of big headlines, personal anecdotes from travelers, and honest discussions about topics that matter but often get swept under the rug.

So, whether you’re a news junkie, a returning expat, or just curious about adult life after 50, July’s archive has something for you. Dive in, enjoy the reads, and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments – we love hearing from you.