Happy International Men’s Day because Men need to be celebrated too
This morning as I logged into my microblogging site account, I expected the top trend to be ‘Happy International Men’s Day’. But no. There was a no mention of the same. ...
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Why Somnath Bharti isn’t the only embarrassment of AAP?
In a recent development Somnath Bharti’s anticipatory bail plea had been rejected by Delhi High Court. Justice Suresh Kait of the Delhi high court declined to grant the former Delhi law ...
As Donald Trump is back as POTUS, what his Presidency means for India
As Republican candidate Donald Trump is set to return as the President of the United States, the US policymaking will see a mass upheaval. He will be the 47th President of ...
After slamming Justin Trudeau for pandering to Khalistan elements, India downgrades ties with Ottawa, recalls High Commissioner
India has decided to downgrade its diplomatic relations with Canada by withdrawing its High Commissioner in Ottawa, Sanjay Kumar Verma, amid the on-going row over the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. ...
Another humiliation for Pakistan, gets a lecture from Taliban over democratic values
Terror patron Pakistan is once again in hot waters as Taliban has poked it on a crucial domestic issue. Actually, the Pakistan Tehreek-e- Insaf supporters have initiated a series of protests ...
‘Malicious report’: Foreign Ministry trashes USCIRF report on Religious freedom; flags no concern under ‘puppet’ government in Bangladesh
On Thursday (3rd October), India junked a report by the US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) calling it “malicious”. The Foreign Ministry described the USCIRF as a "biased" organisation with ...
Bangladesh Lifts Jamaat-e-Islami Ban Amid Controversy
In a move that has stirred significant controversy, Bangladesh’s interim government has lifted the long-standing ban on Jamaat-e-Islami. This decision marks a pivotal shift in the country’s political landscape, raising questions ...
The Gamble of Populism: How Political Leaders Roll the Dice with Public Opinion
Today, populism is a formidable factor in world politics with the power to affect elections, change government policies and even alter history. At its core, populism is a political approach that ...
Player’s condemnation of the Reasi attack provokes Islamic extremists
The terrorist attack on June 9, 2024, aimed at pilgrims en route to temples in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district has profoundly impacted the nation. Among the 9 lives lost were ...
#AllEyesonRafah: Selective Social Activism of So Called Indian Celebrities
Recently, at least 45 individuals, including children, were killed in a refugee camp in Gaza's Rafah following an Israeli air strike: Reports says. This tragic event occurred just days after the ...
Echoes Across Borders: India’s Deliberations on Freedom and Responsibility on US Campus Protests
In recent years, protests on college campuses have become emblematic of the struggle between freedom of expression and maintaining public order. The ongoing demonstrations at US universities regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ...
Now, What China? Why Revolting Dalai Lama’s Sri Lanka Visit?
In the intricate dance of geopolitics, every move is strategic, and every decision reverberates across borders. One such instance is China's persistent opposition to the Dalai Lama's visit to Sri Lanka, ...
