On Wednesday, PM Modi arrived in Washington DC for a three days visit; he is supposed to have a one-to-one meeting with US president Joe Biden on 24th of September, as ...
The British still seem to be dwelling in a Lalaland. The UK still considers itself the ruler of the world, by which, it can discriminate against entire countries and their people ...
Still, in their colonial slumbers, the United Kingdom recently passed a confounding rule stating that Indian travellers who had received both doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca developed Covishield vaccine manufactured by the ...
The Indian economy is on a boom and the country is now past the COVID-19 scare, on account of high vaccination rates. So, a condescending West is struggling to find something ...
Tripura CM Biplab Deb has thoroughly cleaned up the mess created under the Communist government’s reign for the past 25 years. Action speaks louder when it comes to Deb, be it ...
TIME magazine is at it again. This particular publication seems to have a phobia of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. What else explains its concerted campaign against the democratically elected leader of India? TIME magazine regularly publishes ...
A 34 year woman succumbed to her injuries following a brutal rape and assault incident in suburban Mumbai. Once considered one of the safest cities in the country for females, Mumbai, ...
Xi Jinping is working from home. By working, obviously, we mean he is oppressing and subjugating Chinese people and ethnic minorities and driving the Chinese economy into the ground, apart from ...
'Sir' James Mallinson, a professor at SOAS (The School of Oriental and African Studies) and an eminent scholar of Sanskrit, was the first westerner to receive the honour to be referred ...
After receiving a reality check from the public, government and few media publications, the tech giants of the country have thrust their PR machinery into overdrive to churn articles to push ...
Former CM of J&K Farooq Abdulah and Mehbooba Muqti claimed to have found a ‘ray of hope' in the Taliban's rule in Afghanistan. In separate statements, the two leaders claimed ‘hope’ ...
RSS affiliate publication Panchjanya recently released its monthly magazine where the cover story targeted and criticised IT behemoth Infosys for providing assistance to anti-national elements of the country viz. Naxals, Leftists and Tukde ...
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