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A Christian Army officer, Lt. Samuel Kamalesan, was dismissed from service after refusing to enter the sanctum of his regiment’s temple, citing conflict with his faith. The SC is now set to decide whether personal religious beliefs can override military discipline in the Indian Army.

During Pakistan’s match against Bangladesh, commentator Sana Mir referred to cricketer Natalia Parvaiz as being from ‘Azad Kashmir', a phrase echoing Pakistani propaganda and triggering outrage.

By criticizing Dussehra, Simi Garewal trivialises Goddess Sita's abduction and mocks a Hindu festival that embodies the timeless triumph of dharma over adharma.

Bitter over Pakistan’s defeat, Naqvi robbed Team India of their rightful moment of glory by denying them the medals and trophy presentation. It was a textbook display of Pakistani pettiness, masking failure with hollow theatrics to fool their own people.

Haris Rauf’s jet mimicry and Farhan’s gun salute weren’t random antics but reflections of Pakistan’s deeper malaise. When national athletes echo Army propaganda, it shows how supremacist narratives have saturated society, turning even cricket into a stage for Rawalpindi’s delusions.

A shocking revelation that Qatar’s Ambassador organised Rahul Gandhi’s Hudson Institute seminar has reignited suspicions that his 2023 US visit was less about outreach and more about aligning with anti-India lobbies.

Rahul Gandhi once again dodged accountability, declaring it is not his job to protect India’s democracy even as he hurled fresh “vote chori” allegations against the Election Commission.

The Supreme Court earlier today stayed several provisions of the Waqf Amendment Act 2025, including one that says encroached govt land cannot be ‘Waqf’ till dispute is resolved.

Unable to defeat Modi at the ballot, the Congress ecosystem is now flirting with violence, romanticising Nepal-like insurrections, and pushing for their imitation in India.

France is reeling under the leaderless “Block Everything” protests, as highways, schools, and depots burn while 80,000 police struggle to contain nationwide fury against Macron govt.