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Mamata Banerjee’s refusal to accept Bengal’s electoral verdict exposes the very authoritarianism and contempt for constitutional morality that the Congress-Left ecosystem has long accused the BJP of embodying.

A decade of quiet, decentralised groundwork by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh reshaped Bengal’s social consciousness and voter behaviour, laying the foundation for the BJP’s historic breakthrough.

2026 marks the end of India’s Red era, with the Left losing its last state in Kerala and Maoist insurgency collapsing under sustained state action.

By projecting Punjab in isolation while omitting India, Diljit Dosanjh has turned cultural pride into a narrative that risks normalizing separatist framing on the global stage.

FIRs exclusively accessed by OpIndia reveal how Hindu women at TCS-run BPO unit in Nashik were subjected to sexual harassment, lewd remarks, and religious targeting, including one of the victims being told to visit an Ajmer Maulvi after a miscarriage.

AAP’s sidelining of Raghav Chadha signals a calculated move to contain a rising voice that risked unsettling its centralised power structure and challenge Arvind Kejriwal's supremacy.

BBC Hindi’s latest piece selectively uses the “five-day reserve” statistic to strip away context and manufacture a false narrative of energy insecurity in India.

The Transgender Bill 2026 redraws legal boundaries by replacing vague self-identification with clear, verifiable criteria, aiming to ensure targeted protection, prevent misuse, and make the law truly enforceable.

Iran didn’t need to hit Diego Garcia, it only needed to prove it could try, and in doing so, it shattered the illusion of distance as sanctuary for the United States.

After Tarun Kumar’s brutal killing in Uttam Nagar, APCR’s petition seeks to shift the spotlight from the mob violence to a narrative centred on alleged “hate speech” and minority victimhood.