Tuesday, March 18, 2025

In Focus

On 17th March, tensions flared in Nagpur, Maharashtra, as violence erupted over rumours, including the burning of a copy of the Quran and a photograph, during a protest by Hindu groups demanding the removal of Aurangzeb’s tomb in Sambhaji Nagar.

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Deconstructing USAID

OpIndia investigates Deep State interference in India

Opinions

Balochs beating Pakistanis, Taliban attacking them in their home – Pakistan is burning in the fire of terrorism it lit

The incident of train hijacking at Bolan Pass on 11th March once again exposed the incompetence of the Pakistan Army. At every step, it appeared completely unaware and without any action plan

Politicians wanting to sacrifice Hindu celebrations for Ramzan and how they only embolden Jihadis, who then commit Mhow like violence: Mollycoddling the petulant “minority”

Anjum Ara suggests that Hindus should maintain distance from mosques to avoid clashes. This is basically a warning-cum-threat to Hindus that if you happen to go near a mosque and get seen celebrating your festival, it would be justified for Muslims to get offended, and resort to stone pelting and assaulting Hindus.

Politics

Lex Fridman Podcast: PM Modi praises Donald Trump’s unshakeable dedication to his country, draws parallels between ‘India First’ and ‘America First’ ideologies

In a podcast with AI researcher Lex Fridman, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appreciated US President Donald Trump's unshakeable dedication to his country, particularly in the wake of assassination attempts last year.

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