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Jinit Jain

Jinit Jain is a journalist and commentator covering politics, national security, law, and socio-cultural issues, economy, with a focus on in-depth reporting and fact-based analysis. His work examines public policy, governance, and current affairs, bringing complex developments into clear and accessible context for readers.

The Shaniwar Wada namaz row: A warning against the silent encroachment of Hindu heritage sites

The namaz at Pune’s Shaniwar Wada was not an innocent act of prayer but a symbolic test of Hindu vigilance, a part of a wider pattern where temporary acts of devotion over a period of time are used to stake ownership claims.

Kerala hijab row: Edu Minister’s diktat to allow hijab shows how CPM govt has turned institutional autonomy into a theatre of Muslim appeasement

The St. Rita Public School hijab row has laid bare the CPM government’s brand of “secularism” in Kerala, one that bends for Muslims, bargains with Christians, and bullies Hindus.

Was Ashley Tellis the missing link between Soros-funded Carnegie think tank, China’s espionage, and the anti-India lobby?

Ashley Tellis’s arrest for allegedly spying for China exposes a troubling nexus where Soros-funded think tanks, Chinese propaganda outlets, and anti-India media networks appear to converge toward a single goal — undermining India’s rise and promoting Beijing’s narrative.

Rajdeep Sardesai issues another apology for 2011 fake news against ex-BJP Councillor Ajit Tokas: A long history of lies, propaganda, and suppressed truths

Rajdeep Sardesai’s latest apology over a false 2011 sting adds to his long trail of politically skewed misreports and ritualistic retractions.

Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra outrage over no women journalists in Taliban presser: Centre clarifies it had no role to play, the Vienna Convention,...

The Congress and the Gandhis’ outrage over the exclusion of women journalists from the Taliban presser appears both dishonest and uninformed, given their own track record with Indian journalists and the clear provisions of the Vienna Convention.

Christian officer terminated for refusing to enter temple sanctum: As SC takes up the case, a reminder that in the Indian Army, command stands...

A Christian Army officer, Lt. Samuel Kamalesan, was dismissed from service after refusing to enter the sanctum of his regiment’s temple, citing conflict with his faith. The SC is now set to decide whether personal religious beliefs can override military discipline in the Indian Army.

Pakistani commentator Sana Mir sparks outrage with ‘Azad Kashmir’ remark during Women’s World Cup: Why BCCI must ensure she is sent back

During Pakistan’s match against Bangladesh, commentator Sana Mir referred to cricketer Natalia Parvaiz as being from ‘Azad Kashmir', a phrase echoing Pakistani propaganda and triggering outrage.

Simi Garewal’s defence of Ravana and mockery of Dussehra: The Indian Left’s selective attacks on Hindu traditions and its trivialisation of women’s sufferings

By criticizing Dussehra, Simi Garewal trivialises Goddess Sita's abduction and mocks a Hindu festival that embodies the timeless triumph of dharma over adharma.

PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi’s trophy heist in Asia Cup: How India clinched 9th title while Pakistan clinched global embarrassment

Bitter over Pakistan’s defeat, Naqvi robbed Team India of their rightful moment of glory by denying them the medals and trophy presentation. It was a textbook display of Pakistani pettiness, masking failure with hollow theatrics to fool their own people.

Pak cricketers Haris Rauf, Sahibzada Farhan use Asia Cup to parrot Army propaganda: What India must do under Operation Sindoor 2.0 to end Pakistan’s...

Haris Rauf’s jet mimicry and Farhan’s gun salute weren’t random antics but reflections of Pakistan’s deeper malaise. When national athletes echo Army propaganda, it shows how supremacist narratives have saturated society, turning even cricket into a stage for Rawalpindi’s delusions.

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