Pranshu Verma’s desperate public plea to Jeff Bezos lays bare how attacking India and its institutions has become the currency of survival at The Washington Post.
When forgetting to invoke Ambedkar is branded a crime and on-duty defiance is hailed as heroism, the Republic’s institutions begin to hollow out from within.
Senior BJP leader Kirit Somaiya has alleged that over one lakh fake birth certificates were generated by hacking the Centre’s CRS portal in just two months, calling it a serious national security threat.
A bitter standoff between Bangladesh’s cricketers and the BCB over a director’s controversial remarks has triggered a player boycott, throwing domestic cricket into chaos as the fate of BPL hangs in the balance.
The Rs 72,000 crore India–Germany Project-75I submarine deal marks a strategic leap in naval deterrence by combining proven undersea technology with deep defence indigenisation.
More than a decade after Indian diplomat Ravindra Mhatre was murdered by JKLF terrorists in Britain in 1984, 33 UK MPs, including Jeremy Corbyn, shockingly campaigned for the release of his convicted killers.
The kidnapping of Venezuelan President Maduro by the US delivers a stark realization for the entire world: power respects deterrence, not international law.
As Hindus face brutal persecution in Bangladesh, the Left erupted in outrage, not over the violence, but over the BCCI dropping a Bangladeshi cricketer from the IPL.
Rahul Gandhi’s repeated “vote chori” claims, recycled in Germany after being thoroughly debunked by official data, expose not a crisis of Indian democracy, but a stubborn leader’s refusal to accept repeated electoral rejection.