Monthly Archives: January, 2026

Tribeni Kumbh Mela is not a modern invention or political project as claimed by propaganda outlets. It is a sacred landscape, sustained by geography, scripture, practice and collective memory. Its Sangam, its snas, and its melas firmly lie within the continuum of Hindu civilisational tradition.

Sharad Pawar hinted at a rushed decision. He said, "Ajit's plane crash put the merger talks on hold."

A six-year-old girl was brutally assaulted by three minor boys in Delhi's Bhajanpura. While two suspects are detained, the family alleges a 10-hour police delay allowed the main accused to flee to Bihar. The community is now demanding immediate justice and accountability.

A hawkish Fed signal, a rebounding dollar and aggressive profit booking by big investors punctured the gold–silver euphoria, turning an overbought rally into a historic, panic-driven crash.

The court made it clear that temples cannot be treated like development projects and that any activity carried out in the name of 'development' must strictly align with the religious ethos of the institution and the law governing temple administration.

A careful examination of the data, court decisions, and background information points to a story more in line with legal accountability than pure unfairness, despite their collective narrative portraying Imam as a victim of a vengeful system.

The theft of ancient Indian artefacts, including ancient sculptures, temple idols, coins, paintings, has been a long-standing and complex problem.

Canadian PM Mark Carney and other leaders of the country have objected to Trump officials secretly meeting Alberta separatists, and urged the United States to respect Canada's sovereignty.

The country remains the fastest-growing major economy for the fourth year in a row, according to the economic survey.

Sarma has made it clear that the issue involves Assamese and illegal Bangladeshis, not Hindus and Muslims in Assam.