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Divya Bharti

I am a digital journalist specializing in political analysis. My goal is to break down complex stories into easy, engaging reads for everyone.

Supreme Court stays death penalty of Ahmed Barelvi who conspired the 2008 Ahmedabad blast: Read about the deadly attack and the terrorists who killed...

A total of 21 bombs exploded across Ahmedabad. The attacks killed 56 people and injured more than 200 others. One of the striking features of the attack was that explosions also took place at hospitals where victims of the blasts were being treated.

Violent protests rock LPU: Read the story behind the ‘Lovely’ in Lovely Professional University

From a ₹500 loan and a small sweet shop in Jalandhar to a ₹2,000-crore education empire, this is the story behind the ‘Lovely’ in Lovely Professional University

As NIA court releases foreign mercenary Matthew VanDyke, read about 4 criminals who left India never to return again

History is proof enough that once foreign nationals accused in serious cases are allowed to step outside India, bringing them back becomes an uphill task, if not impossible. That raises a fair question: can the NIA court really guarantee that VanDyke and the six Ukrainians will return after their month abroad?

India scores another diplomatic victory: BRICS nations unanimously adopt New Delhi declaration; focus on West Asia, terror and the Global South

BRICS leaders agreed on the New Delhi Declaration following overnight negotiations lasting until 4 AM. Led by India, the consensus addresses the Gaza crisis, strongly condemns the 2025 Jammu and Kashmir terror attack, and prioritises local-currency trade, global institutional reforms, and AI governance.

Are Meta Ray-Ban smart glasses a privacy nightmare? Secret filming, data misuse and what you need to know

The AI-powered Meta smart glasses face growing criticism after reports revealed Kenyan contractors reviewed intimate footage for AI training. Meanwhile, rising incidents of covert street recordings highlight systemic risks to bystander consent and public privacy.

Chhattisgarh Paper Leak: How a Professor used endoscopy camera to copy sealed exam paper

Yogesh Sonkesariya, a professor at Bharti Agriculture College in Durg, received the question paper in a sealed envelope on 17th August. Instead of opening the envelope, Sonkesariya made a very small hole at the bottom of it. He then inserted an endoscopic camera through the opening and used it to capture images of the question paper inside.

Fight against food adulteration: How Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation is cleaning up restaurant kitchens

The Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation has advised over 11,000 food outlets to stream live kitchen CCTV footage to customers following widespread hygiene violations. The crackdown aligns with interstate food safety raids and a fatal food poisoning incident in Gujarat.

No azadi slogans, Hinduphobia, abuses or stone pelting: How Jharkhand student protests achieved success without going the CJP way

Following a 24-day agitation, the Jharkhand government cancelled the JSSC-CGL exam and ordered a CID probe into recruitment irregularities since 2014. However, protesting students have refused to call off their demonstration, demanding an independent investigation by the CBI.

Rahul Gandhi asks Hemant Soren to meet protesting students: Why his appeal exposes Congress-backed JMM govt’s brutal crackdown on protesters

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has urged Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren to meet students protesting over JPSC and JSSC recruitment exam irregularities. The intervention follows heavy police deployment, action against journalists, and the deteriorating health of hunger-striking leader Devendra Nath Mahato.

What is ‘Saptadhara’ framework, announced by PM Modi on Independence Day

While drawing a comparison with the ancient reference to ‘Sapta Sindhu’, or the seven rivers, Modi said India now needs a new set of streams of strength to take the country forward.

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