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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.

PM Modi unveils 77-ft Lord Rama statue at Partagali Math in Goa: How the 550-year-old institution protected Hindus for centuries and now powers India’s...

The Partagali Math embodies the civilizational resilience that PM Modi often highlights. For centuries it protected Hindu faith in Goa during adversity, kept traditions alive through colonial suppression, and provided refuge, unity, and leadership.

SIA raid at Kashmir Times: AK-47 cartridges and pistol rounds seized in Jammu office, even as liberals defend the newspaper accused of anti-national activities

The SIA raided the Kashmir Times Jammu office, recovering firearms and a grenade. Executive Editor Anuradha Bhasin has been booked under UAPA. Meanwhile, the NIA revealed a Hamas-style drone attack plot linked to the Delhi Red Fort blast, arresting a key technical expert in Srinagar.

How Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma helped Nitish Kumar formulate the Rs 10,000 scheme for women: Inside NDA’s stunning Bihar victory

The NDA’s landslide in Bihar is being widely credited to the massively popular “das-hazari” Mukhyamantri Mahila Rojgar Yojana, shaped with key inputs from Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and inspired by PM Modi’s push for women-led economic empowerment.

From hawala trail, purchase of explosives to recruitment of suicide bombers: Probe reveals explosive details behind the Doctors’ Terror Module at Al-Falah University

The Red Fort blast investigation has uncovered a "doctor terror module" based at Al Falah University. Funded by ₹20 lakh in hawala money, the Jaish-linked group bought fertiliser to build bombs for a wider, coordinated attack.

‘Mother of trees’ Saalumarada Thimmakka, passes away at 114, leaving a legacy of thousands of trees raised as her own children

Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka, adored as the “Mother of trees,” passed away at 114. She planted over 8,000 trees, including 385 banyan trees along a single stretch of road. Her dedication inspired environmental conservation across India, leaving a lasting green legacy.

Karnataka govt fixes sugarcane price at Rs 3,300 per ton: What triggered the 9-day protests and how Siddaramaiah tried to pass the buck to...

Karnataka's sugarcane farmers ended their nine-day protest after securing a new deal. The state government and sugar mills will provide a Rs 100 subsidy, ensuring farmers get a net price of Rs 3,300 per tonne, excluding harvesting and transport costs.

Hindus needed an order from Madras HC to hold a feast on public land, but Christians responded with protests: Dindigul tensions explained

Tensions rose in Dindigul as over 500 Christians protested a Madras High Court order. The court permitted a Hindu annadhanam on government land, rejecting the Christian community's claims of exclusive traditional use for Easter events.

Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks collapse: Read how Pakistan’s ISI delegation made erratic demands, sabotaging negotiations and leaving mediators stunned

Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks in Istanbul collapsed over clashing demands on the TTP and US drones.

Jaisalmer bus fire: Rampant corruption in registrations, substandard fittings, safety rule violations found in inspections, action taken against over 1500 buses

The Jaisalmer bus fire that killed 26 was caused by faulty AC wiring, not a bomb, forensic report confirms.

Saudi Arabia ends Kafala system: What it was, why it was dubbed ‘modern slavery,’ and how it will benefit millions of foreign workers? Explained

Saudi Arabia has abolished its 50-year-old Kafala sponsorship system, often called "modern-day slavery," granting 13 million migrant workers the freedom to change jobs and travel without employer consent.

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