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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.

PCB threatened to boycott Lord’s Test over Sky Sports interview: What did Imran Khan’s sons say that spooked Pakistan?

The PCB’s reported threat to boycott the Lord’s Test over Imran Khan’s sons’ Sky Sports interview exposes how Pakistan’s cricket establishment itself politicized cricket to suppress an inconvenient political narrative.

After Rahul Gandhi, Pawan Khera’s Manusmriti jibe exposes Congress’ selective secularism: Hindu scriptures fair game, but other faiths off limits

Pawan Khera's irreverence against Manusmriti exposes a deeper problem: Hindu scriptures are treated as fair game for ridicule, while political and personal calculations impose far greater caution when it comes to other faiths.

Trump administration weighs steep new H-1B, OPT fees: Why Indians could be hit hard

Trump’s proposed H-1B and OPT fee hikes could make the American dream significantly more expensive for Indian workers and students.

SC Justice PB Varale says 0.1% of Nashik Kumbh Mela funds could save Marathi schools: How the Leftist trope of pitting Hindu faith against...

Supreme Court Justice PB Varale’s Kumbh-school comparison echoes a classic Leftist trope: pitting Hindu religious expenditure against schools and welfare to portray the former as inherently frivolous.

TCS is monitoring nearly 600,000 employees: Where does cybersecurity end and workplace surveillance begin?

TCS’ reported monitoring of nearly 600,000 employees raises serious questions over workplace privacy, employee surveillance and whether cybersecurity tools could eventually be weaponised for performance tracking.

Who was Sajjan Kumar? The Congress strongman whose legacy was defined by his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar’s rise from a powerful Delhi leader to a convicted 1984 anti-Sikh riots prisoner was marked by political patronage, delayed justice and a deeply tainted legacy.

Why Jain pilgrims objected to tourists chanting ‘Har Har Mahadev’ on Parasnath Hills? All you need to know about the fresh Sammed Shikharji controversy

Social media is rife with videos of confrontations at Sammed Shikharji, where Jain pilgrims have accused tourists of recasting a sacred Jain shrine as a “Parshuram Temple”.

‘Kashmir is an important part of India’: Why US envoy Sergio Gor’s choice of words matters and how it is a reality check for Pakistan

Sergio Gor’s Kashmir remark is a diplomatic reality check for Pakistan and a reaffirmation that Washington continues to view India as a vital strategic partner.

Zaira Wasim questions girls dancing at Kashmir Independence Day event: How Talibanesque orthodoxy disguised as ‘Islamic values’ become a gateway to radicalism

Zaira Wasim chose to leave Bollywood for Islam, that is her choice; but telling Kashmiri Muslim girls that dancing, performing and participating in India's public life threaten their faith is not religious freedom, it is regressive radicalism.

Gujarat Police seizes Ravi Nair’s electronic devices after HC upholds FIR over LIC’s Adani investment report, Dhanya Rajendran fumes

The Gujarat High Court has refused to quash the FIR against propagandist Ravi Nair over the Adani-LIC story published in the Washington Post.

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