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Dear Mao-Lenin crossbreed left-liberal gang, had you done journalism properly, we wouldn’t exist
Dear mainstream media, If YOU hadn't sold your pen, we wouldn’t have to pick ours
Is Shah Faesal Ajit Doval’s asset? Unlikely, Swati Chaturvedi may be unwittingly helping the central government
Strange rumours are coming out of Kashmir. Shah Faesal, supposedly, is Doval's stooge.
Career-protester-turned-politician Shehla Rashid downplays terrorism in Kashmir, calls legitimate action by India ‘state terrorism’ instead
According to Shehla Rashid, India has been inflicting atrocities on Kashmiris since 1953
Did Abhishek Manu Singhvi just admit that Congress doesn’t want India to speak against China at UN?
One of the interesting facets of his post on China was Singhvi’s candid admission that his views are in opposition to the opinions held by the Congress party.
Deplorable ‘journalists’ further Pakistan propaganda and undermine India: Why should their patriotism not be questioned
Indian 'journalists' and 'intellectuals' have taken up the mantle of peddling the Pakistan narrative on Kashmir it appears.
Here is why Shobhaa De could be first in a long list to be exposed by Pakistan
India’s stand on abrogation of Article 370 and 35A and dilution of Jammu and Kashmir from a state to a Union Territory has dropped the baby of pretence.
Are people like Ramachandra Guha trolls?
The verdict is clear: The world will not mess with India easily. Least of all to make Pakistan happy. Then, what does it accomplish when some article in some newspaper “downgrades” India?
Ram Guha, you cannot peddle the Pakistani narrative at the international level without people questioning your patriotism
Ramchandra Guha claimed that India had dealt with Kashmir 'harshly' because the majority of Kashmiris are Muslims.
Bharat, Dharma and the law: Colonial enslavement of the ‘modern’ Indian minds
The typical 'modern' Indian mind still seeks validation on benchmarks set by the erstwhile colonial master, which it has internalized so deep within its consciousness that it has come to accept them as not just the normal but also the ideal.
Government & Policy
India not to renew 1989 agreement, stops sharing hydrological data with Pakistan
The move by the Indian government is considered to be the response to Pakistan's continuous propagation of terror into India and also its attempts to destabilise the normalcy in the Kashmir.
CJI’s bench rises for the day, Chidambaram’s plea to be heard by SC on Friday
Chidambaram's plea against Delhi HC's order rejecting his anticipatory bail application could not be listed today.
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Banned by Mughal ruler Akbar 450 years ago, Panchkosi Parikrama restarted at Prayagraj Kumbh
The three-day long yatra involves the darshana of various ancient religious places starting from Akshayvat to the Ashram of Hrishi Bhardvaj.
