Polls Amidst Chaos: How Violence and Radicalisation Shadow Bangladesh’s Elections
As Bangladesh approaches its next elections in the coming year, the country is entering a period of deep uncertainty and fear. Instead of ...
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Two Lives, One Cause: Remembering Pandit Ram Prasad ‘Bismil’ and Ashfaqullah Khan of the Kakori Conspiracy
India’s freedom struggle is illuminated by countless sacrifices, but few shine as brilliantly as those of Pandit Ram Prasad ‘Bismil’ and Ashfaqullah Khan—revolutionaries ...
Bangladesh: Violent Mob Torch Two Influential Newspaper Offices, Attack Journalists Amid Growing Unrest
A fresh wave of violence swept through Bangladesh’s capital following the death of a prominent student leader as angry mobs targeted some of ...
Bangladesh: The Cocoon of Islamic Terror
Bangladesh has once again revealed its true face—a nation cocooned in Islamic terror, where anti-India sentiment is not just tolerated but actively cultivated ...
‘Indians will starve to death if money stops from Bangladesh’, Dhaka’s student leader warns as Bangladeshi radicals challenge India
At a time when Bangladesh is grappling with deep political unrest, economic stress, and street-level instability, a section of its student leadership appears ...
India Cancels NOTAM Again! Is This a Tactic to Mock China’s Spy Ships?
A Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) is a formal advisory issued by civil or military aviation authorities that alerts pilots and operators to ...
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Death Anniversary: The Man Who Gave Modern India its Shape
Among the architects of modern India, few figures loom as large as Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. Revered as the Iron Man of India, Patel ...
“Condemning Not Enough, LoP Should Apologise”: Rijiju Demands Congress Apology in Parliament Over ‘Kabar Khudegi’ Remark
Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju on Monday strongly criticised the Opposition over slogans raised against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a Congress ...
Parliament Attack Anniversary: Remembering CRPF Braveheart Kamlesh Kumari, the Unarmed Woman Constable Who Stood Between Terror and India’s Democracy
It was December 13, 2001, a winter morning that would alter India’s security history forever. As routine movements continued around Parliament House, a ...
24 Years Since Terror Struck the Temple of Democracy: A Tribute to the Bravehearts Who Protected Parliament
December 13, 2001 remains one of the darkest and most defining days in independent India’s history. On that winter morning, terrorists attempted to ...
How India Defeated Western Proxy-Making: Unlike Ukraine
The West tried to turn India into an anti-China proxy using NGOs, media, opposition parties, retired officials, academics and economic coercion—the same playbook ...
The Dhaka Surrender: When a State Ignored Its People and Lost Half Its Country
A quiet but historic scene unfolded in Dhaka in front of Indian and Bangladeshi commanders on December 16, 1971, as the head of ...
