This general election saw the TMC losing massive political ground to the BJP. The saffron party, given clear strategy and groundwork, has been successful in making huge political inroads in the ...
Shocking: After falling foul of Mamata Banerjee, Bengali satirical film disappears from theatres #Mamata_banerjee
In what yet again exposes how the West Bengal chief minister, Mamata Banerjee is a tyrannical leader who is worried only about earning political brownie points and not the welfare of ...
One remarkable characteristic of the BJP after it stormed to power in 2014 has been its aggressive intent of gaining power in states and regions where it traditionally never had a ...
Rasogolla- one of the sweetest sweetmeats in India has been the center of a long-living tussle between the two neighbouring states- Odisha and West Bengal. Both the states had been claiming ...
Cautionary Note:We live in the times of plagiarism, agenda-based adapted narratives, and worse, fabrication of the truths of thousands of years. So people (I mean the likes of liberal proponents of ...
A stray incident of a man being killed for eating beef in Dadri was made into a propaganda campaign by the Media. The secularists termed the majority population to be intolerant ...
The chartered plane carrying socialist leader and cheap minister of Waste Bengal – Ms Mamta Banerjee was circling above the secretariat of Delhi. Suddenly its floor slid aside and a huge ...
After the debacle on 4th June 2024, only some expected the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to win the assembly election in a state like Haryana. But it did and did it ...
Sprawling attempts are made from all sides to destabilize the Indian economy. And at the forefront of these attacks stand the Adani Group upon whom the conspiracies are repeatedly being orchestrated. ...
The head of the Bangladesh interim government Muhammad Yunus has downplayed the violence on the Hindu minority in his country, terming it as "propaganda" from the Indian side. Doubling down on ...
The declining tribal population in Jharkhand has become a crucial concern for governments. The 2011 Census puts the tribals’ share in the state population at 26.21 percent — a 0.9 percentage ...
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