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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.

Smriti Irani’s big comeback in BJP 3.0: Why the party has brought its ‘giant killer’ back ahead of UP polls

Smriti Irani’s return as BJP national general secretary signals a strategic bid to revive the party’s organisational strength in Uttar Pradesh, bringing back the leader who once defeated Rahul Gandhi in the Gandhi family’s traditional bastion of Amethi.

Malvika Sharma asked about beef in Kerala: How the state’s Islamised media ecosystem normalises provocations against Hindus and mocks their faith

The Malvika Sharma beef question exposes how Kerala’s ideological media ecosystem increasingly treats Hindu religious sensitivities as fair game while presenting beef consumption as a badge of secularism.

From Shaheen Bagh to Palestine: Who is Zoya Hasan, the JNU professor whose Independence Day lecture was cancelled at a Delhi school

The real question is not why Zoya Hasan’s Independence Day appearance was cancelled, but why Sardar Patel Vidyalaya invited her in the first place despite her record of opposing the CAA, advocating for the Palestinian cause, and defending a controversial textbook cartoon involving Dr B.R. Ambedkar.

Radcliffe burnt his papers after Partition: What did the man who drew the India-Pakistan border take to his grave?

The British drew a border in haste, divided a civilisation with a ruler, and left behind a fractured subcontinent, while much of the truth about how the line was drawn went up in flames with Radcliffe’s papers.

Newslaundry’s ‘PM Modi sex symbol’ hitjob against journalist: Jyoti Yadav reveals how she was targeted for 2019 Modi story

Journalist Jyoti Yadav has accused Newslaundry of isolating and targeting her over a story on PM Modi that several other journalists had also pursued, once again highlighting the portal's appalling editorial policies and shameless double-standards.

Congress chooses political theatre over students’ interests: Rahul Gandhi turns down Amit Shah’s 24-hour challenge on student protests

Amit Shah challenged Congress to a 24-hour debate on student protests, but Rahul Gandhi rejected the offer, demanding answers over the police action against left activists masquerading as students during July 20 march.

Air India pilot fails second drug test: What happened onboard the Phuket-Delhi flight and what it means

Air India’s Phuket-Delhi turbulence scare has taken a serious turn after the Pilot-in-Command failed a second confirmatory drug test, intensifying regulatory scrutiny and raising fresh questions over flight safety and crew fitness.

Dear non-Left, don’t fall for Leftists shaming Newslaundry for sexual harassment at the workplace; they would celebrate your ordeal the first chance they get

The revelations of workplace harassment and abusive culture at Newslaundry expose a deeper crisis in Indian journalism: when principles become ideological weapons, accountability becomes selective.

Arfa Khanum questions Rahul Gandhi for criticising ‘his own government’ over Jharkhand student protests: How it exposes the Left’s moral bankruptcy

Arfa Khanum Sherwani’s reaction to Rahul Gandhi exposes the Left’s selective outrage and its willingness to overlook student suffering when political allies are in the dock.

Congress’ love for protesting students ends where Parliament begins: How Rahul Gandhi and the Opposition mastered the art of ‘shooting and scooting’

Congress and the Opposition claim to fight for students, but their walkouts and parliamentary theatrics reveal that they are far more interested in weaponising student grievances than actually solving them.

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