OpIndia Staff

The controversy emerged after Jasdeep joined Nihang groups at the Uttarakhand border demanding the release of four men arrested following an altercation in Chamoli, where videos showed swords being drawn against local residents during clashes.

From fatal clashes and attacks on police to weapons displays and public disorder, Muharram processions across several states witnessed multiple incidents of violence and controversy.

The end of Mamata's regime has ushered Bengal into a new era of development. The double-engine government in the State is bringing structural transparency, building central partnerships (such as PM-SHRI, Ayushman Bharat, and SASCI), and re-industrialising Bengal. This budget is a roadmap to building a secure, economically competitive, and culturally rooted Sonar Bangla.

A married woman in Rajkot, has filed a police complaint claiming she was trapped on social media, sexually exploited, and repeatedly pressured to convert into Islam.

At Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event led by Erika Kirk, MAGA and Pro-Trump women rally to give up right to vote for a more Christian country

Two years after cancelling a $2 billion Nairobi airport project with Adani group due to political opposition amplified by Congress, Kenya govt has given the project to Chinese company at 50% higher cost

The C-295 aircraft were required to replace the IAF's ageing AVRO 748 fleet, which has been in service since the early 1960s.

The Gujarat government has controlled the situation in Gir after eight lion cub deaths from suspected Babesia infection.

The Trinamool Congress on Monday, 1st June, expelled two of its MLAs, Ritabrata Banerjee and Sandipan Saha, after both leaders raised serious allegations regarding forged signatures in a document submitted to the West Bengal Assembly Speaker’s office. The controversy, now widely referred to as the Bengal “signature scandal”, has triggered a major political storm in the state and intensified tensions between the ruling BJP government and Mamata Banerjee-led TMC.

AAP alleged that Gujarat workers were being threatened through fake ‘IB calls’, but the police probe has now led to the arrest of the party’s own Vadodara city president, exposing an alleged case of internal factionalism rather than state intimidation.