A political tempest has struck Telangana — and for good reason. The Congress government’s decision to induct former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, a man whose name is still synonymous with ...
Sudan’s agony has once again erupted into full view. The ancient city of El-Fasher, capital of North Darfur, fell on October 26th after an 18-month siege by the Rapid Support Forces ...
The New Indian Express has courted controversy this time, not for its reporting but for the image it chose to represent a sensitive crime story. In a case involving a Muslim ...
In a shocking display of intellectual dishonesty, India Today’s senior journalist Marya Shakil recently described Lalu Prasad Yadav’s infamous “Bhura Baal Saaf Karo” slogan a genocidal call that targeted upper-caste Hindus ...
From the Uri surgical strike to Balakot airstrike and now Operation Sindoor, there seems to be one particular group 'Congress party' that consistently echoes Pakistan’s talking points instead of standing with ...
Religion, when confined to the private sphere, offers meaning and moral grounding to individuals. But when it slips into the rhetoric of political leaders, it risks becoming an instrument of exclusion ...
In a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through Maharashtra’s administrative system, BJP leader and former MP Kirit Somaiya has unearthed a massive birth certificate scam in Amravati, allegedly involving hundreds ...
Despite its failure to stop wars or protect human rights across the world, the United Nations seems more interested in targeting developing nations like India. In recent years, the UN has ...
In a disturbing development from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, a case has surfaced that challenges the conventional narrative around so-called “love jihad.” Traditionally portrayed as a phenomenon where Muslim men allegedly lure ...
In a recent piece by noted economist and author Sanjeev Sanyal — himself a member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister and a longtime commentator on Indian economic ...
When the subcontinent was torn apart in 1947, the division was not only of land but of people, identity, and loyalties. As millions of Muslim soldiers opted for Pakistan, one man ...
When Pakistan launched its first invasion of Jammu and Kashmir in October 1947, the Valley stood on the edge of collapse. The Maharaja’s army had crumbled, Muslim troops had mutinied, and ...
