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Yes Pratik Sinha, the ISRO chairman would pray for a second time before attempting to launch the Chandrayaan 2 again
Who would call Zakir Musa, a slain terrorist who wanted to establish Islamic rule, a separatist? Pratik Sinha would.
I am a journalist and here is why I have absolutely no sympathy for the ones who joined Tiranga TV
News emerged last night that bouncers had been sent to the offices of Tiranga TV as the employees were holding a silent protest in the premises.
Karnataka now, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan tomorrow: Who saves Congress?
Critics are bemused, fans dismayed as Congress goes on a political ventilator. Vital organs (top leaders) and arteries (regional leaders) are giving up. Deep coma of a few decades, beckon. Can it survive?
Prime Minister Modi, Hindus are under siege, and now is the right time to speak up
PM Modi will still win elections due to sheer inertia and the pathetic state of the country's opposition but the faith that he commands will take a hit and even if it's among a small section of the support base, it would be a travesty
If Nirmala Sitharaman believes 42.7% tax is “not ideal”, she should reduce it
This is the time to rollback all those new taxes introduced in the budget. To get those favorable global headlines back.
Hate crimes against Hindus and how Muslim women and minors are often equal participants: Here are some examples
A disturbing pattern that has emerged in such crimes is the participation of women and minors of the Muslim community.
Why Smriti Irani deserves our respect for Child Pornography Bill
Paedophilia, or to treat children as sex objects, is rampant around you and please don’t be disgusted by the suggestion. And this is exactly wht Smriti Irani needs to be hailed for the Child Pornography Bill.
Citizens of India, please make up your mind: a ‘Secular’ Nation or a Hindu Rashtra
There should be no doubt that the mandate was against the decades-old politics of Muslim appeasement and 'secularism' and was for the revival of old Indian civilization values.
Karnataka speaker is going through ‘dozens of constitutional books’ to decide on MLAs’ resignations
Karnataka Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar is going through “dozens of constitutional books” in trying to make a decision on the resignation of rebel Congress and JDS MLAs.
Government & Policy
Govt of India approves construction of India’s largest hydroelectric project in Arunachal Pradesh
Union govt approves preliminary activities for Dibang Multipurpose Project is a hydropower cum flood moderation project in Arunacahal Pradesh
India with Kulbhushan: Friends of ex-Navy officer hold prayers ahead of ICJ verdict
The ICJ will announce its verdict today on the Kulbhushan Jadhav case where India had challenged Pakistan's trial and sentencing of an Indian national.
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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.
