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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.

From Iraq to Yemen to Libya to Kabul: Some of the toughest evacuations executed by the Modi government

In the last few years, India has been one of the countries that has been remarkably successful in executing its evacuation plans and bringing its stranded citizens back home

Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai: One of the top 7 Taliban leaders who had once served as Afghan army soldier and trained at IMA before...

One among the top seven leaders of the Taliban, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai was trained at the Indian Military Association in Dehradun under the Afghan-Indo defence cooperation in the 1970s

Alt News gives clean chit to Muslims and Muslim leaders in connection with inflammatory posters in UP’s Pratapgarh: Here’s how they are patently wrong

Alt News has made it a routine to employ dubious methods in their efforts to absolve Muslims of any culpability

Taliban to give rights to women, but as per Sharia law: Here is what the Islamic law says about women

Let's try to understand what the much touted women's rights under Islamic Sharia mean in real life.

Amidst the Afghanistan crisis, read how India presided over the world’s largest citizen evacuation operation during Iraq-Kuwait war in 1990

India's unprecedented evacuation of over 1,70,000 stranded citizens from Kuwait was depicted in the Bollywood movie Airlift.

Colours of Jihad: Why does the Taliban use a white flag while ISIS uses a black one? Explained

Let’s try to understand what the subtle distinction, if there indeed is any, between the flags of the Taliban and the ISIS mean.

The destruction of Bamiyan Buddhas: How the Taliban obliterated the 6th-century monuments to deny their own past

In March 2001, the Talibani terrorists knocked down the millennium and a half old Buddha statues in the Bamiyan Valley in central Afghanistan

Independence day siege plan: Why Rakesh Tikait and his supporters need to be charged with treason

BKU leader Rakesh Tikait has called on his supporters for a tractor rally along the borders of Delhi on Independence Day

NDTV gives platform to Taliban spokesperson to whitewash the terror outfit’s crimes: Its history of apologia for Islamic extremism

NDTV interviewed Taliban spokesperson Muhammad Sohail Shaheen who defended his terror outfit from accusations of crime.

Rahul Gandhi slams Twitter but the symbiotic relationship between the two reveal it may just be a part of political shadow-boxing: Here is how

Rahul Gandhi today took to YouTube to rail against Twitter after it blocked his account for violating the provisions of POCSO Act

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