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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.

Congress and friendly ecosystem dehumanises ‘Godi Media’ so much so that assault, abuse is justified for not being a Modi hater

Congress functionaries, ground supporters, luminaries of the left ecosystem and their online supporters worked in tandem to vilify non-pliant journalists

The Secret War: How a 2012 documentary revealed Pakistan was supporting Taliban and American soldiers knew it

A documentary released by the Frontline in 2012 laid bare the complicity of Pakistan in nurturing and harbouring Talibani terrorists against the US forces, while taking money from the US and pretending to be an ally.

New York Times glorifies the Taliban, refers to wanted terrorists in new govt of Afghanistan as ‘stalwarts’: Details

NYT had earlier published an op-ed by Sirajuddin Haqqani, the new Afghan Interior Minister who features in the FBI's most wanted list.

‘A woman without a Hijab is like a sliced melon’: Talibani radical’s statement shows what Islamists think about women

A BBC journalist shared a video wherein a Taliban member was seen comparing 'uncovered' women to sliced melons.

Aravindan Balakrishnan and his Maoist cult in London: The sordid tale of exploitation, abuse and brainwashing

Katy Davies, daughter of Balakrishnan, recently spoke about her harrowing experience inside the cult headed by her biological father Aravindan Balakrishnan.

Third anniversary of Section 377 verdict: How Manmohan Singh govt stonewalled the removal of a colonial law that criminalised gay relationships

In 2009, the UPA-II government had the golden opportunity to outlaw the controversial provisions under Section 377, but it had it squandered the opportunity, choosing instead to take a conflicting stand and avoid responsibility.

Publicity stunts, perversion and harassment: How attention seekers have harassed Neeraj Chopra for their 2 minutes of fame

Olympic Gold medalist Neeraj Chopra was recently subjected to harassment as Rajeev Sethi pried about his sex life in an online event.

The son of the lion: Afghan resistance leader Ahmad Massoud follows into his father’s footsteps in fighting the Taliban

Ahmad Massoud has chosen to follow the footsteps of his father Ahmad Shah Massoud in fighting against the Taliban

Meet Amrullah Saleh: The face of the Afghan resistance against the Taliban and one of the fiercest critics of Pakistan

Amrullah Saleh, 48, the face of the Afghan resistance, believes the Taliban would crumble without Pakistan's support. He has been vocal about Pakistan's tacit support to Taliban radicals.

Dismantling Global Hindutva claims ‘Hinduphobia is a distraction’, while Hindus have suffered genocides and persecution continues to this day

Dismantling Global Hindutva dismissed Hinduphobia as mere distraction after it was accused of furthering anti-Hindu bigotry.

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