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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.

Houthis attack Saudi Arabia: Is the Middle East sliding towards another war?

The Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia could turn Yemen’s proxy war into a wider regional conflagration, as the US-Iran confrontation over the Strait of Hormuz threatens to merge with escalating tensions across the Red Sea and Gulf.

Pakistan’s ‘AI war’: PAF releases animated claims of destroying Indian targets, but no real evidence in its response to Operation Sindoor documentary

Pakistan Air Force’s latest propaganda video uses AI-generated destruction instead of real evidence to push the same unverified claims it has made since Operation Sindoor began in May 2025.

Swara Bhasker drags Roop Kanwar case into Jauhar debate after calling it ‘cowardly’: A false equivalence to erase the brutality of Islamic invasions of...

After stripping Jauhar of the brutal historical circumstances that drove Rajput women to choose death over capture by Islamic armies, Swara Bhasker has now sought to draw a false equivalence between jauhar and sati.

Why does Kenya want Tata Chemicals gone? Inside the escalating row over a 100-year-old soda ash business

Kenya’s growing standoff with Tata Chemicals is rooted in accusations of regulatory non-compliance and Nairobi’s demand for greater local investment, jobs and value addition from its natural resources.

Estonia’s €70 million ammunition scandal: How a Ukraine arms deal involving an Indian-owned company ended with the Defence Minister’s resignation

Estonia’s €70 million ammunition deal for Ukraine with an Indian-owned company fell apart, leaving the funds embroiled in a dispute and forcing Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur to resign.

Pakistan raises $3 billion in Eurobonds: How Islamabad is selling another loan as an economic triumph

Pakistan is celebrating a record $3 billion Eurobond, but the much-hyped “investor confidence” amounts to Islamabad securing another loan it will eventually have to repay, with interest.

IAF successfully tests indigenous Khagantak-243: What is India’s new 140-km-class glide bomb and why does the trial matter?

India’s Khagantak-243 trial marks more than a weapons milestone; it signals the IAF’s growing ability to deliver precision firepower from stand-off distances using indigenously developed technology.

The Grand Mufti of India cites Quran to defend confinement of Muslim women to homes: Will Rahul Gandhi ‘smash patriarchy’ in the Quran too?

Rahul Gandhi wants to “smash patriarchy” when attacking Manusmriti. Will he show the same courage when a Muslim cleric invokes the Quran to confine women to their homes?

Did Nepal refuse foreign rescue help? What Kathmandu’s decision means as it accepts relief aid

Nepal says it does not need foreign rescue teams for now, but India’s pending NDRF offer raises questions over Kathmandu’s selective approach to international disaster assistance.

UK police seize over £250,000 in ‘terrorist cash’ from Majid Freeman: Read how he instigated anti-Hindu violence in Leicester in 2022

Leicestershire Police have seized over £250,000 in cash and crypto assets from Majid Freeman, the controversial figure convicted for provoking violence during the 2022 anti-Hindu Leicester unrest and now facing terrorism charge.

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