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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.

Telangana Police arrest Dalita Sena leader over Ambedkar-critical book: When street protests become a veto over free speech

When criticism of Ambedkar triggers protests, police action and the seizure of a book, the question is whether dissent is being defeated by debate, or silenced by outrage.

IIT Bombay student suicide: Professor suspended after being slapped with the SC/ST Act, but are we ignoring parents’ role in creating a culture of...

Parents must teach children that failure is temporary, but life is precious, and no exam, career setback or moment of shame is worth throwing it away.

Why are Indians queuing outside Apple Stores when the iPhones can be delivered in minutes? The psychology behind the iPhone 18 Pro frenzy

The iPhone 18 Pro queues reveal less about technological necessity and more about human psychology about status, FOMO and the desire to be seen spending big on a smartphone.

Mahua Moitra moves to the UN over alleged exclusion of Muslim officers in Bengal: How TMC MP turned routine deployment into a communal controversy

Mahua Moitra’s UN complaint seeks to turn an unproven allegation of religious discrimination into an international controversy, without producing evidence that religion was actually the reason for the officers’ exclusion.

PNS Hunain returns to Pakistani harbour after sustaining severe damage: Here’s what we know about the high-seas collision with an Indian warship

Pakistan Navy’s PNS Hunain returned to harbour after sustaining severe damage in a collision with an Indian Navy warship in the North Arabian Sea.

Is the United Kingdom heading towards its own Brexit? Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland join hands to challenge Westminster

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are joining forces to challenge Westminster’s grip, raising fresh fears that the United Kingdom could be heading towards its own historic breakup.

CBI FIR in Disha Salian death case names Aaditya Thackeray, Rhea Chakraborty: What the FIR says

The CBI FIR alleges a wider conspiracy and cover-up in Disha Salian’s death, naming several prominent politicians, actors, police officials and others for investigation.

Houthi-Saudi Arabia crisis explained: Why Yemen’s Red Sea coast has become the latest flashpoint in the Middle East

The Houthi-Saudi crisis is entering a dangerous new phase as Yemen’s Red Sea advances, Iranian support and AI-assisted missile development converge around the strategic Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint.

25 years after 9/11, the world still has not won the war against Islamic terrorism

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Islamist terrorism remains an evolving global threat, sustained by radical ideology, technological adaptation and, in some cases, state sanctuary and support.

Why is Apple charging Indians so much more for the new iPhone 18 Pros and Duo?

The Cupertino-based Apple Inc. appears to be effectively subsidising its American customers through a discriminatory pricing strategy for the new iPhone 18 Pro series and iPhone Duo, charging Indian consumers substantially more than their counterparts in the US for the same devices.

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